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🌟 Important for Every Hoosier Community 🌟 SEA 1 (formerly SB 1) is about to reshape how our towns and counties are funded — and it’s raising real concerns. SEA 1 was passed this year as a big “tax reform” package. Lawmakers say it saves homeowners money — but here’s what local leaders and neighbors across Indiana are worried about: ⚠️ Service Cuts: With less money coming in from property taxes, counties and towns could be forced to cut funding for fire & EMS, road repairs, schools, and parks. ⚠️ Higher Fees or Other Taxes: To make up for the shortfall, some places may add new fees or raise local income taxes (within the new limits). ⚠️ Budget Uncertainty: Cities and counties have to set budgets before they know exactly how much revenue they’ll get under the new rules. That means a lot of guesswork and potential chaos. ⚠️ Shifted Burden: While many homeowners will see some tax relief at first, the loss of the homestead deduction and higher exemptions for big businesses may shift the long-term burden back onto regular families and renters. ⚠️ Unrealized Local Growth: Over the next few years, it’s estimated that local governments and schools could lose $1.5 billion in funding that would have otherwise gone to local services. 💬 Why it matters: Roads, schools, police, and fire departments don’t fund themselves. Cutting off their revenue without a clear plan for replacement doesn’t make communities stronger — it leaves them scrambling. ➡️ We need transparent, realistic planning — and a seat at the table — so that the new tax rules don’t end up hollowing out our local communities. 👉 Join the conversation! Attend local council and commissioner meetings, ask your leaders how SEA 1 will affect our town, and speak up before budgets are set. 📣 Our community’s voice matters — let’s use it. That was Bryan Collier - Morgan County, Indiana Commissioner at the 10-6-25 meeting.
🌟 Important for Every Hoosier Community 🌟 SEA 1 (formerly SB 1) is about to reshape how our towns and counties are funded — and it’s raising real concerns. SEA 1 was passed this year as a big “tax reform” package. Lawmakers say it saves homeowners money — but here’s what local leaders and neighbors across Indiana are worried about: ⚠️ Service Cuts: With less money coming in from property taxes, counties and towns could be forced to cut funding for fire & EMS, road repairs, schools, and parks. ⚠️ Higher Fees or Other Taxes: To make up for the shortfall, some places may add new fees or raise local income taxes (within the new limits). ⚠️ Budget Uncertainty: Cities and counties have to set budgets before they know exactly how much revenue they’ll get under the new rules. That means a lot of guesswork and potential chaos. ⚠️ Shifted Burden: While many homeowners will see some tax relief at first, the loss of the homestead deduction and higher exemptions for big businesses may shift the long-term burden back onto regular families and renters. ⚠️ Unrealized Local Growth: Over the next few years, it’s estimated that local governments and schools could lose $1.5 billion in funding that would have otherwise gone to local services. 💬 Why it matters: Roads, schools, police, and fire departments don’t fund themselves. Cutting off their revenue without a clear plan for replacement doesn’t make communities stronger — it leaves them scrambling. ➡️ We need transparent, realistic planning — and a seat at the table — so that the new tax rules don’t end up hollowing out our local communities. 👉 Join the conversation! Attend local council and commissioner meetings, ask your leaders how SEA 1 will affect our town, and speak up before budgets are set. 📣 Our community’s voice matters — let’s use it. That was Bryan Collier - Morgan County, Indiana Commissioner at the 10-6-25 meeting.

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