Council votes to add Proposal 232 regarding curfew to tonight's agenda. The vote will come later in the meeting.

Council passes Proposal 229, a special resolution commemorating the Indiana Pacers’ extraordinary 2025 postseason performance. Yes-Cers!

Council passes Proposal 230, a Special Resolution recognizing "Knozone Action Days" and commends the ongoing cooperation between the State of Indiana and the City of Indianapolis to protect public health and improve air quality.

Council passes Proposal 109 reappointing Kenneth Beache to the Marion County Stormwater Management Technical Advisory Committee.

Council passes Proposal 207, appointing Natissa Woodard to the Indianapolis Public Library Board of Trustees.

After an amendment and dividing of the proposal, the Council passes Proposal 164 appropriating $27,200,000 of funds not previously appropriated to various city-county funds for use by various city-county departments and agencies for additional supplemental income tax revenue.

Council passes Proposal 147 authorizing a signal removal at the intersection of New York Street and Belville Avenue.

Council passes Proposal 149, authorizing restricted parking on the west side of Orchard Avenue, from 38th Street to Millersville Road.

Council passes Proposal 150 authorizing U-turn restriction at Kiel Avenue for eastbound traffic on 38th Street.

Council passes Proposal 147, 148, 151, 152, 153 and 154 a series of speed limit restrictions throughout the city.

Council passes Proposals 176 and 177 authorizing funding and development of the Oxford Row Economic Development Area, the Oxford Row Allocation Area, and the Oxford Row project.

Council passes Proposal 178 establishing interest in the purchase of specified land, located at 963 East Georgia Street, for the Housing Hub project, which property is owned by Thomas Bets Gormley.

Council passes Proposal 179 approving a transfer totaling $354,000 in the 2025 Budget of the Office of Finance and Management (Capital Asset Lifecycle and Development Fund) for the purposes of land acquisition associated with the Housing Hub Project.

Council passes Proposal 188 approving a transfer totaling $6,500,000 in the 2025 Budgets of the Departments of Public Works and Parks and Recreation (Capital Asset Lifecycle and Development Fund).

Council passes Proposal 189 which amends parking restrictions on 16th Street east of the Monon Trail Crossing.

LEADERSHIP MATTERS: Maggie A. Lewis outlined roadmap after Downtown Violence: • Fund downtown police OT • Staff min. of 3 ERG squads (FRI/SAT) • Keep police presence in Broad Ripple + Castleton • Enforce Curfew Law • Use Support Groups #SolutionsExist