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This is a very slippery slope for city governments to deal with. A rational person might consider this to be a short term solution or service to help local citizens with COVID-19 issue but when I read the mayors’ comments I do not see this as temporary, but long term. His ambition might be getting the best of him. The costs associated with creating a whole new department to deal with the health concerns of the citizens is gigantic in scope. Most cities do not have the resources to administer such a bureaucracy. I fear this will become the new fad or craze but I also see it as government overreach. I hope the city council does not get drawn into a knee jerk reaction to this idea but takes the time to consider the ramifications of such a decision, and I hope the citizens will speak out on this timely issue.
It appears that they are rushing it to a vote today, so unless there is a change from the normal way the Fishers Council works, this will be rubber stamped and rushed through. It has also been pointed out on social media that the county already does some of what is being proposed so not only is it government overreach, but also redundant..