Central Indiana nabs $45 million in READI 2.0 funds

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3 thoughts on “Central Indiana nabs $45 million in READI 2.0 funds

  1. Seem like Central Indiana came out poorly here. Probably a quarter of the state’s population in our region but we are getting less than 10% of the READI funds.

    1. There is no “seems like”. Central Indiana subsidizes low performing parts of Indiana and gets whacked on the nose by small minded legislators as part of the “deal”.

  2. The consolidated region received the same amount as the total of the three regions in READI 1.0. White River received $20M, 180 Alliance received $20M, and 70-40 Greater Mount Comfort received $5M.

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