Indiana ends fiscal year with $2.9B in reserves

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5 thoughts on “Indiana ends fiscal year with $2.9B in reserves

  1. Use some money to run commercials and billboard signs promoting
    much milder temperatures in Indianapolis verses the rediculiously hot heat wave
    of the south.

    Indianapolis as a great place to live and work. Where winters are NOT Chicago cold
    and summers are NOT Phoenix hot.

  2. Every year Indiana has a huge amount of cash in its reserves. The state should be spending that money on
    1. higher wages for teachers, police and first responders
    2. education for k-12
    3. daycare assistance
    4. mental health programs
    5. more homeless shelters and or housing for the homeless
    6. after school programs and summer activities for kids
    7. better roads
    8. lower property taxes and lower state sales taxes if not eliminated all together.
    9. better funding for public schools in the state

  3. With all that extra money, Indiana should be ashamed that 100% disabled veterans are paying property taxes. States like Florida and Texas, 100% disabled vets are property tax exempt.

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