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Noblesville council approves travel-policy update, budget adjustments, zoning measures and opts into opioid settlement
Summary
At a regularly scheduled meeting the Noblesville Common Council unanimously approved an updated travel reimbursement policy, bundled additional appropriations including ARPA spending, several land-use ordinances for residential and commercial projects, and a resolution to opt into a national opioid settlement (Kroger-related settlement cited).
The Noblesville Common Council voted unanimously on a slate of ordinances and a resolution addressing city policy, midyear budget adjustments and land-use approvals.
Deputy Controller Caitlin Kessler presented a second reading of an updated travel and reimbursement policy (Ordinance 43-08-24). Kessler said the policy allows employees to be paid for meals and incidental expenses at federally approved General Services Administration (GSA) rates, payable in advance or by reimbursement, while airline, hotel and similar costs remain reimbursed at actual cost or charged to a city credit card. The council adopted the ordinance by roll call vote, 9–0.
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