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The referendum would replace the current operating and safety referendums that fund teacher salaries and school resource officers. “It’s not about adding,” CCS Superintendent Thomas Oestreich said. “It’s about sustaining what we have.”

Carmel Clay School board weighs referendum options, decision expected June 24 The Carmel Clay Schools Board of Trustees will decide on a referendum amount and ballot question at its June 24 meeting. The board went through one final workshop on the issue June 10 with administration. Discussions centered on the amount a new referendum would generate annually. CCS adminis

Carmel mayor talks redevelopment, collaboration at Indy Chamber event

Carmel mayor talks redevelopment, collaboration at Indy Chamber event Carmel Mayor Sue Finkam shared about city accomplishments, potential redevelopment projects and financial pressures caused by new state laws during a June 12 Indy Chamber Spotlight on Carmel at Ritz Charles in Carmel. Finkam highlighted the city’s frequent appearance among rankings of the best p

The Carmel City Council met June 15 to approve an ordinance banning excessive vehicle noise, discuss funding for software to stream administrative work and update city code related to right-of-way disturbance permits.

Carmel OKs ordinance banning excessive vehicle noise The Carmel City Council met June 15 to approve an ordinance banning excessive vehicle noise, discuss funding for software to stream administrative work and update city code related to right-of-way disturbance permits. What happened: The council approved an ordinance banning excessive vehicle noi