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78 moments from this week's record — each one a click from the exact minute on the tape.
Who it touches — Vigo County Fairgrounds visitors with mobility or balance impairments
Who it touches — County spending decisions funded by the correctional and rehabilitation facility tax (LIT) fund
Who it touches — County taxpayers, and residents who have asked commissioners about jail overcrowding
Who it touches — Anyone who drives, walks, or bikes on Vigo County roads
Who it touches — Residents of Otter Creek Township outside the Terre Haute city limits
Who it touches — Residents in the southern part of Vigo County who rely on county road crews for plowing and maintenance
Who it touches — County employees waiting on pay or job-grade decisions, and anyone whose county services depend on the tower project
Who it touches — Residents tracking how the county pays for the Juvenile Justice Center
Who it touches — Residents who rely on the Vigo County Sheriff's Office for law enforcement and jail operations
Who it touches — Residents who rely on the county's weights and measures inspections — for accuracy at gas pumps and store scales
Who it touches — Residents near Clinton Road, and county taxpayers funding the project through the EDIT fund
Who it touches — Everyone who calls 911 in Vigo County, since this fund keeps the emergency phone system running
Who it touches — Anyone who requests or relies on county records through the clerk's office
Who it touches — The sheriff's office and taxpayers who fund it through county general and LIT Public Safety
Who it touches — Three staff positions in the auditor's office, and taxpayers who would fund the raises
Who it touches — Vigo County taxpayers, and residents who go through community corrections or work-release programs
Who it touches — Participants in the drug-treatment court program, and taxpayers who fund the county general budget
Who it touches — People who work the polls on election day, and anyone who needs older Vigo County court records
Who it touches — People incarcerated at the Vigo County Jail, the officers who work there, and taxpayers funding the increase
Who it touches — Vigo County taxpayers and anyone who uses county buildings
Who it touches — Vigo County Highway Department employees and taxpayers covering the cost
Who it touches — The owner of the adjoining, currently unbuildable parcel next to the garage project
Who it touches — Vigo County employees using aging, unsupported computers, and any resident who uses the county's website, which must meet an incoming federal ADA accessibility deadline
Who it touches — The family at 908 South 7th Street, and anyone with a case before the area planning commission
Who it touches — Terre Haute residents who use city roads funded in part by state gas tax revenue
Who it touches — Families and children in the Susie's Place service area, including Vigo County
Who it touches — Terre Haute residents who depend on fire department emergency response
Who it touches — Terre Haute residents who rely on the city to plow their streets in winter
Who it touches — Owners of older buildings citywide who might qualify for the historic facade grant program
Who it touches — Neighbors near 2215 Garfield Avenue, close to Sacred Heart Church and school
Who it touches — Neighbors near 335 Kent Avenue, where several nearby properties are already multi-family
Who it touches — Residents who attend or watch commissioners meetings, and residents interested in a possible new East Side school
Who it touches — Property owners in Vigo County's conservancy districts, especially roughly 84 parcels that weren't billed the conservancy portion of their tax bill due to a years-old software glitch
Who it touches — Anyone who visits, works at, or is held at the Vigo County Jail, and county taxpayers who would help fund the project
Who it touches — Terre Haute and Vigo County taxpayers — a property-tax abatement means less tax revenue collected from this property for a period of years
Who it touches — People in Community Corrections' work-release and treatment programs, and the recovery and court partners who work with them
Who it touches — Residents following the county's involvement in Vigo County school funding matters
Who it touches — Terre Haute Police Department operations funded through seized-asset money
Who it touches — Public safety funding for extraditing criminal suspects back to Vigo County
Who it touches — Residents in the Lost Creek-Nevins Fire Protection District
Who it touches — Children referred to Susie's Place for forensic interviews in abuse, neglect, or violence cases, and the agencies that rely on it
Who it touches — The county's three part-time building security officers, and taxpayers funding the correction
Who it touches — All Vigo County taxpayers, if the county later borrows money through a bond
Who it touches — Residents near 335 Kent Avenue — the rezoning case affecting that property won't be decided until at least the council's first meeting in August.
Who it touches — You, if you feed or care for a colony of outdoor cats in Terre Haute — the license the city's code requires isn't being issued right now, even though code enforcement is still responding to complaints.
Who it touches — You, if you care how the city enforces its rule requiring certified apprenticeship programs on covered construction projects — the YMCA addition is now a test case.
Who it touches — Every vehicle owner living inside Terre Haute city limits — the state now requires a city wheel tax to keep state paving money flowing, and the city says this swaps in for the county wheel tax you already pay rather than stacking on top of it.
Who it touches — Every Terre Haute sewer customer — city residents would see a new stormwater charge and a rate increase in 2030, and construction disruption is coming to several neighborhoods before then.
Who it touches — Taxpayers who would absorb any abatement council eventually grants, since incentive requests tied to this and future projects come before this same council
Who it touches — Anyone who uses Ray Park — new tennis courts and clubhouse stair repairs move up a year, paid for with city cash on hand instead of next year's budget.
Who it touches — Vigo County taxpayers — this keeps CHI Overhead Doors' property tax abatement in place for another year even though the company hasn't hit its hiring targets.
Who it touches — Vigo County taxpayers — this keeps Govina Inc.'s tax abatement in place after its reported employee count turned out to be a counting error, not a missed target.
Who it touches — Neighbors of 1009 Poplar Street — the light-industrial property behind Fastenal's current building is being rezoned to let the company grow in place instead of relocating.
Who it touches — Anyone who registers a vehicle in Terre Haute — a new city wheel tax fee schedule is still being finalized
Who it touches — Anyone who drives on a major road in Terre Haute — the license-plate camera network covers key roadways and school zones citywide, with more locations under consideration
Who it touches — Residents experiencing homelessness in Vigo County, and anyone concerned about the city's legal exposure if it enforces camping rules without shelter space available.
Who it touches — Anyone who's used or considered the Make My Move remote-worker relocation incentive — the mayor said the city may stop offering it if state reimbursements keep shrinking.
Who it touches — Neighbors near 1103 North 13th Street, across from ISU's new student/athletic housing, where three roughly 512-square-foot single-family homes are now allowed to be built.
Who it touches — Residents watching whether businesses getting city tax breaks are delivering the jobs they promised.
Who it touches — Residents who rely on income-limited or senior housing, and anyone weighing whether the city's tax breaks are producing public benefit.
Who it touches — Anyone building an ADU or planning new construction in Terre Haute, and every property owner whose parcel falls under the future rewritten zoning code
Who it touches — Residents near the Chauncey Rose site and the condemned commercial property by the mall, and neighborhoods with blighted houses slated for removal
Who it touches — Residents near 2505 South 11th and a Half Street, and anyone on a street where a basketball hoop blocks traffic
Who it touches — Anyone who pays Vigo County income tax
Who it touches — Taxpayers in Terre Haute's tax-increment-financing districts, especially the downtown/CBD area
Who it touches — Residents experiencing homelessness, and taxpayers funding the Lotus Center warming shelter
Who it touches — Neighbors near 3317 North 12th Street and 1205 Fort Harrison Road
Who it touches — Neighbors near 3317 North 12th Street
Who it touches — Downtown visitors and neighbors near 8th Street and Wabash Avenue, especially anyone driving near the Children's Museum
Who it touches — Residents who use Ray Park and the Riley Trail
Who it touches — Residents of the 13th Street corridor, and Black residents Malone says are overrepresented in the county jail
Who it touches — Anyone in Terre Haute who sets off fireworks, or anyone bothered by them
Who it touches — Businesses and property owners waiting on fire service feature and fireworks rule changes
Who it touches — Residents of the 13th Street corridor, roughly Wabash to Maple and 13th to 25th Street on the north side, Poplar to Voorhees and 10th to 17th Street on the south side
Who it touches — Home builders who can borrow from the new fund, and first-time home buyers in Vigo County
Who it touches — Residents and developers near the ISU footprint north of campus, roughly 3rd to 13th Street up to Locust Street
Who it touches — Neighbors near 2722 South Fruitridge Avenue
Who it touches — Anyone building, developing, or seeking a zoning variance in Terre Haute