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Clerk-Treasurer reports modest 2.7% projected property-tax increase; introduces new deputy clerk

Clarksville Town Council · May 20, 2025
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Summary

Clerk-Treasurer Stonecipher told the council Department of Local Government Finance calculations indicate a just-over 2.7% increase in property-tax revenue for the calendar year and introduced new deputy clerk Sydney Colon.

Clerk-Treasurer Stonecipher told the council that the Department of Local Government Finance’s latest calculations indicate the town can expect a net increase in property-tax revenue of just over 2.7% for the calendar year. Stonecipher described the increase as modest and noted ongoing pressures from circuit-breaker clawbacks that reduce levy dollars, urging the council to begin budget planning for July.

Stonecipher also introduced the town’s new deputy clerk, Sydney Colon, noting her background as a University of Southern Indiana graduate and asking council members to welcome her to the staff.