Jesse Brown for Indianapolis
@jesseforindy.bsky.social
Indianapolis City County Councilor, District 13.
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Love to see it. Party insiders are badly in need of a wake-up call! Any event that Joe Hogsett attends is fair game for a protest.
November 10, 2025 at 1:42 AM
Love to see it. Party insiders are badly in need of a wake-up call! Any event that Joe Hogsett attends is fair game for a protest.
What the fuck?!
October 27, 2025 at 10:00 PM
What the fuck?!
Besides looking great, it's so soft!!
October 27, 2025 at 2:00 AM
Besides looking great, it's so soft!!
A few blocks from my house. Rest in peace.
October 15, 2025 at 11:43 PM
A few blocks from my house. Rest in peace.
Reposted by Jesse Brown for Indianapolis
UPDATE: This incident was a hit-and-run. Victim is a 70-year-old female who is injured. She was transported to Eskenazi by medics.
District 13:
Jesse Brown, Councilor (@jesseforindy.bsky.social)
#SafeStreetsIndy #Indianapolis #HoosierSky
District 13:
Jesse Brown, Councilor (@jesseforindy.bsky.social)
#SafeStreetsIndy #Indianapolis #HoosierSky
October 14, 2025 at 4:55 PM
UPDATE: This incident was a hit-and-run. Victim is a 70-year-old female who is injured. She was transported to Eskenazi by medics.
District 13:
Jesse Brown, Councilor (@jesseforindy.bsky.social)
#SafeStreetsIndy #Indianapolis #HoosierSky
District 13:
Jesse Brown, Councilor (@jesseforindy.bsky.social)
#SafeStreetsIndy #Indianapolis #HoosierSky
The City seems to agree with AES that residential customers - that's you and me - should be even MORE responsible for their profits.
This report is dense and complicated, so I'm sure there are more outrages here - but I'm already furious.
This report is dense and complicated, so I'm sure there are more outrages here - but I'm already furious.
October 15, 2025 at 8:59 PM
The City seems to agree with AES that residential customers - that's you and me - should be even MORE responsible for their profits.
This report is dense and complicated, so I'm sure there are more outrages here - but I'm already furious.
This report is dense and complicated, so I'm sure there are more outrages here - but I'm already furious.
The City just agreed to settle with AES to let them raise your rates by 6.51% - a higher percentage than the increase for commercial or industrial customers.
October 15, 2025 at 8:59 PM
The City just agreed to settle with AES to let them raise your rates by 6.51% - a higher percentage than the increase for commercial or industrial customers.
The Office of Utility Consumer Counselor and Citizens Action Coalition refused to settle with AES on their request for a rate increase.
The City Council unanimously asked AES to withdraw its case.
But Joe Hogsett and the City of Indianapolis decided to make a separate peace.
The City Council unanimously asked AES to withdraw its case.
But Joe Hogsett and the City of Indianapolis decided to make a separate peace.
October 15, 2025 at 8:59 PM
The Office of Utility Consumer Counselor and Citizens Action Coalition refused to settle with AES on their request for a rate increase.
The City Council unanimously asked AES to withdraw its case.
But Joe Hogsett and the City of Indianapolis decided to make a separate peace.
The City Council unanimously asked AES to withdraw its case.
But Joe Hogsett and the City of Indianapolis decided to make a separate peace.
I definitely think we should be encouraging more public transit and should be much more openly fighting bad governance at the Statehouse. I also think the CIB should do more to fund the city, as they are the entity that is allowed to collect hotel and food and beverage taxes!
October 7, 2025 at 7:44 PM
I definitely think we should be encouraging more public transit and should be much more openly fighting bad governance at the Statehouse. I also think the CIB should do more to fund the city, as they are the entity that is allowed to collect hotel and food and beverage taxes!
Ft. Wayne did end up buying the water utility assets, it looks like. I don't think they were successful at arguing an eminent domain right, and I think they tried that tactic AFTER negotiations stalled, rather than as a first attempt.
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October 3, 2025 at 9:50 PM
Ft. Wayne did end up buying the water utility assets, it looks like. I don't think they were successful at arguing an eminent domain right, and I think they tried that tactic AFTER negotiations stalled, rather than as a first attempt.
Could you link me to that analysis? I'd love to read it to be sure my info is correct.
October 3, 2025 at 8:14 PM
Could you link me to that analysis? I'd love to read it to be sure my info is correct.
Under state law, we can't take it by way of eminent domain.
But I'm exploring whether we could use revenue bonds to offer to buy it!
But I'm exploring whether we could use revenue bonds to offer to buy it!
October 3, 2025 at 7:41 PM
Under state law, we can't take it by way of eminent domain.
But I'm exploring whether we could use revenue bonds to offer to buy it!
But I'm exploring whether we could use revenue bonds to offer to buy it!
Damn. I was on New York just east of there and an IMPD officer sped past me like a bat out of hell. Glad to know they were responding to this!
September 29, 2025 at 2:29 AM
Damn. I was on New York just east of there and an IMPD officer sped past me like a bat out of hell. Glad to know they were responding to this!