04/21/2026
"Every household in Indianapolis makes trade-offs. We decide whether to buy gas at one station or another, pick up bacon this week or put it back and postpone vacations when money’s tight. City government should be no different.
Until the basics — roads, essential services and core functions are prioritized — residents will keep driving over the same potholes, making the same calls to the Mayor’s Action Center and hearing the same silence."
Check out Tyler Mitchell’s recent letter to the editor calling out how the supermajority on the City-County Council is falling short for Indianapolis residents—leaving core services underfunded and everyday needs unmet.
Worth the read if you care about where our city is headed.
Indianapolis leaders blame the state's road funding formula for potholes. That's no excuse for not prioritizing road repairs.
