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JEFFERSONVILLE, INDIANA
February 11, 2025
Joint Public Meeting/Hearing on
Establishment of Fire Protection Territory
The Common Council of the City of Jeffersonville, Indiana met along with the Utica Township Fire
Protection District Board of Trustees for a joint Public Meeting/Hearing on Establishment of Fire
Protection Territory on February 11, 2025.Jeffersonville City Council President Stoner along with City
Clerk Gill called the meeting to order at 5:00 p.m.The meeting was open to the public in person as well
as live streamed via the City Website using Zoom.
CALL TO ORDER(PUBLIC HEARING)
Utica Twp. Fire Protection District Board of Trustees—Board President Joe Jarles conducted the roll call
for the Fire Protection District Board of Trustees. President Joe Jarles—Present,Vice President Randy
Leveritt—Present, Secretary Treasurer Kelly Khuri—Present.
President Jarles advised he would like to entertain a motion to adopt the rules and procedures of the
Jeffersonville City Council for the balance of this meeting; Vice President Leveritt made the motion and
Secretary/Treasurer Khuri seconded the motion; motion passed, 3-0.
President Jarles advised Council President Stoner the Board of the Utica Township Fire Protection
District is present and they have a quorum and turned the control of their meeting over to Council
President Stoner.
The roll call for the Jeffersonville City Council was conducted by City Clerk Lisa Gill and present in Council
Chambers were Councilperson White, Council Vice President Burns, Council President Stoner,
Councilperson Reed, Councilperson Hawkins, Councilperson Webb, and Councilperson Snelling. 7
Council Members were present in Council Chambers and 2 were absent at the time of roll call. Council
President Stoner advised Councilperson Semones had a death in her family and would not be at the
meeting and Councilperson Anderson would not be at the meeting.
INTRODUCTION—Les Merkley,City of Jeffersonville Corporation Counsel—
Mr. Merkley advised this was a public hearing for purposes of establishing a Fire Protection Territory to
serve Utica Township and the City of Jeffersonville. This is a joint meeting between the Utica Township
Fire Protection District Board of Trustees and the Jeffersonville Common Council. State Law requires
that three joint public hearings take place prior to the establishment of the fire territory. There will be
another public hearing to take place on Thursday February 20, 2025 at 4:00 p.m. and the hearing will
take place in Council Chambers. There will be a joint meeting of the Jeffersonville Common Council and
the Utica Township Fire Protection District Board of Trustees again on Thursday March 13, 2025 at 4:00
p.m. in Council Chambers. During that meeting both bodies will consider the final adoption of an
Ordinance, Resolution, and Interlocal Agreement that will establish the territory.
Today's hearing has the following agenda:
Comments from Joe Jarles, President of the Utica Township Fire Protection District Board
Presentation from Jeffersonville Fire Department Deputy Chief Jason Sharp as to the plan and
operations of the fire territory
Presentation of the fiscal study and analysis as to the funding of the fire territory by Susan Cowen with
the financial advisory firm Baker Tilly
The public hearing will conclude with an opportunity for the public to make comment as to the
establishment of the proposed territory. When you come forward to speak please state your name and
address as required by the DLGF. Individuals are required to sign in if they wish to speak. There is a
signup sheet on the table as you enter the room and there will be a time limitation of four minutes per
speaker. Anyone of the public who has question regarding the establishment of the fire territory or
topics addressed at the hearing are encouraged to submit written questions to any of the presenters by
emailing them to the City Clerk at(gill@cityofjeff.net and she will forward those questions to the
appropriate individual to be responded.
PRESENTATIONS—
a. Utica Twp. Fire Protection District Board—Joe Jarles, President (see attached)
b. Jeffersonville Fire Department—Jason Sharp,Assistant Jeffersonville Fire Chief(see attached)
c. Fiscal Study/Analysis—Susan Cowen, Baker Tilly(see attached)
Councilperson Hawkins asked if a property is in the 3%and have been given a tax abatement,
does that in any way affect this rate. Ms. Cowen advised the unabated portion of their net
assessed value is what's included in the assessed value. Councilperson Hawkins asked if the
properties who don't see an increase because of their cap would affect the circuit breaker. Ms.
Cowen advised those properties do contribute to the circuity breaker loss.
PUBLIC COMMENT(4 minutes per speaker)
Laura Hubinger—CFO of Greater Clark County Schools-2112 Utica Sellersburg Rd.Jeffersonville, IN—
Ms. Hubinger said she would like to discuss the impact this will have on the school. Greater Clark
County Schools will take the largest brunt of the impact of the circuit breaker. Over the next three
years Greater Clark County Schools will be losing nearly $4 million and that is money they need to
operation in their operations fund, which takes care of operation, bus replacement, capital, and
transportation. The buses are paid out of the operating fund as well as the building maintenance,
SROs, utilities, property insurance, bus drivers, buses, and their health insurances. As a district, over
the past five years they have taken aggressive action to repair buildings that had not been maintained
over the last 30 years and they have done so without burdening taxpayers. Their operating fund is
just now at$30 million and it took 5 years to get there. She would recommend looking at this to see
if they can do some kind of phase in so it does not have such a burden on the taxpayers and the school
district. The two things that make up the operating fund are the property taxes and the supplemental
taxes. Greater Clark County Schools will be losing nearing $400,000 out of the Education Fund and
that is the fund teachers are paid out of. The first year of this they would be short$2.4 million. She
would like to get together and see how they can work through a phase in that all taxpayers would be
able to handle.
Treva Hodges—Mayor of Charlestown, IN 304 Main Cross (City Hall)—Mayor Hodges said this would
have a disastrous effect on her City's budget. She understands the need in Utica and they have great
sympathy for Utica, it wasn't too long ago that the City of Charlestown stepped in and donated brine
and salt to Utica when there was an overall shortage everywhere and Charlestown had a surplus. The
mistakes that happened in Utica were not the fault of the City of Charlestown. There is still restitution
to be paid for those mistakes to the tune of around $2.8 million. Mayor Hodges said it is interesting
to note the impact of these numbers but it is also important to understand some things about the City
of Charlestown. They are a small city, but a growing city and are a critical part of Clark County and of
the entire Southern Indiana region. The City of Charlestown only has around 50 employees and the
majority of those are police officers. Charlestown has 13 labor and staff employees. Mayor Hodges
said she was proud to get the levy appeal this year so she could increase her Street Department and
double her numbers. The impact of this LIT allocation and Circuit Breaker would mean she would
need to terminate two employees and after looking at the certified shares she would have to
terminate an additional two employees due to funding.The impact on the Local Income Tax for Public
Safety would be$68,376 which is the City's portion for the salary for both SROs they have. When this
is factored in with what's happening at the General Assembly and the potential impact of Senate Bill
1 it would devastated the City of Charlestown's funding. Mayor Hodges said she would like to see this
tabled when it comes time to make the decision in March until they find out what the General
Assembly is going to do to their funds. Please take consideration of the impact on other communities
with this decision.
Kevin Baity—Town Manager of Clarksville, IN; 2000 Broadway, Clarksville, IN—In 2019 he was sitting
in their seats as a Town Manager proposing to create a fire territory to cover Clarksville and the
unincorporated portions of Jeffersonville Township,he understands the need. If they had not created
that fire territory they were not going to be able to continue to afford the Publci Safety Fire
Department they had and they were going to have to make cuts. Mr. Baity advised the impacts of
this are going to be significant to the Town of Clarksville. In the three hours he has had this financial
impact statement he has determined it's going to impact the Clarksville by$1.35 million dollars. The
Fire Department Budget for Jeffersonville is increasing two and a half times. He understands the need
for the additional fire station and equipment but questioned the need to provide EMS service. The
county's already charged with that. If the City goes into the EMS business he wonders how that will
impact the rest of the county and if the rest of units will have to pay a higher share since the City will
be removing their share. In Public Safety LIT he is going to take a hit of$250,000 which covers two
full time police officers. He currently has a little over 50 officers that he cannot reach an agreement
with the union over increased wages that were brought on by the State when they raised the
minimum wage for a police officer to$70,000. That will affect police officers and SROs for the schools.
He is not opposed to the creation of their fire territory but he doesn't agree with them creating a fire
territory that will disadvantage them. He questioned why this can't be phased in longer term with a
three or four year roll out. He would like to see them do the fire territory first then add EMS.
Brian Glover—President of Clark County Board of Commissioners 6512 Deerfield Dr.Jeffersonville, IN
— Mr. Glover said he would like to look at the original problem they were faced with: providing Fire
Protection Services to a portion of Utica residents. That problem is being proposed to them with a
$30 million dollar solution. Fire protection districts throughout the county operate anywhere
between $1-2 million dollars. They are being asked to accept a $30 million solution moving forward,
which includes EMS and the County provides EMS. Why are they discussing redundant services in
Clark County with EMS services. The county provides that service and pays nearly$3 million dollars.
The increase from the Jeffersonville Fire Department budget goes from $14 million to $30 million
dollars which is a $16 million dollar increase. Where does that increase come from? The entire Clark
County General Fund levy is $22 million. They are creating a territory that has an operating budget
above and beyond the entire county. He understands the presentation provided by Deputy Chief
Sharp but asks why should Clark County and the municipalities experience reductions in their funds
to support those wishes. Why should a resident of Clark County have their tax dollars removed from
their County's funds to fund a fire territory they don't receive service from. They are asking this board
to reconsider establishing this territory and consider the negative impacts that will be posed on
residents outside the City of Jeff.
Brian Lenfert— 1025 Plum Ridge Dr. — Mr. Lenfert said the current 2025 tax rate is 2.9625 and that
same rate moves forward in 2026, 2027, 2028. Where does it show the decrease in the City of
Jeffersonville's levy.
Susan Cowen from Baker Tilly advised that calculation was not included in the public presentation and
she will prepare something and send it to him and include the Council and District Board as well.
ADDITIONAL JOINT PUBLIC MEETINGS-
Council President Stoner advised there would be another public hearing Thursday, February 20 at 4:00
p.m. and he highly encouraged anyone to please submit questions in writing if they need additional
clarification and they would be more than happy to make sure they get clarification.
Mr. Jarles said he thinks everyone has benefited from an artificially low tax rate. By far the largest
increase percentage is to Utica Township and the town of Utica. He understands that it causes issues
with budgets but they benefited from a lower tax rate in Utica and a lower percentage going to Utica
Township for a long time.
Councilperson Reed said she is the biggest proponent of their schools, she thinks their schools could
always use more money. However, she had four schools closed in their downtown area for their
walkable students in the last 10 years to move out and build capital projects in shinier parts of the
City. They have begged to keep their downtown schools, they begged to keep Parkview and that's
the only on they've really been able to keep. They want to fund their schools, but the schools also
need to invest in their districts and walkable students. If they are going to work together as a
community, the schools need to invest in their districts as much as they invest in them because her
kids should be able to walk to Bridgepoint. The students should be able to walk to Parkview but they
have chosen to build capital projects which are not out of the same bucket as the teacher's salaries.
They have chosen to build these shiny schools in an area that does not benefit downtown residents.
ADJOURNMENT:
Councilperson Snelling made the motion to ADJOURN the meeting at 6:24 p.m.
DISCLAIMER:
These minutes are a summary of actions taken at the Jeffersonville City Council meetings. The full video
archive of the meeting is available for viewing at www.cityofjeff.net for as long as this media is
supported.
AP OVED : '
Evan Stoner, ouncil President ATTEST: Lis Gill, Clerk
To our Utica Township residents, when this board was
appointed back in August we found fire houses in deplorable
conditions, fire apparatus which were not maintained or
inspected, required and expensive fire equipment in piles,
unmanned stations and a system that was unsafe and
unsustainable.
We immediately recognized that the citizens of Utica
Township were at grave risk of the loss of life and property.
On our very first day we reached out to our neighbors at
Jeffersonville and asked for help.
Chief Grant and Mayor Moore greeted us with grace and
compassion and made a pledge to our citizens to provide
protection with no strings attached. With that reassurance
this board began to assess how we got here and how we can
get back on track.
We began to dig deeper into our situation, the deeper we dug
the bleaker our situation became. We discovered that the
district was deeply in debt. A recent State Board of Accounts
investigation revealed why that debt exists, the SBOA found
that multiple fire trucks, just in the last five years were stolen
and sold by the previous service contractor necessitating the
need to replace perfectly serviceable fire trucks that were
paid for, with new apparatus, placing the taxpayers in nearly
two million dollars of new debt. Making those payments
leaves Utica Township with not enough money to provide
effective fire service.
Now equipped with a more accurate picture of our situation
we returned to our neighboring department and were once
again met with compassion, and an offer to partner with
them to reimagine fire services for our two areas.
Mayor Moore, Chief Grant and the Jeffersonville City Counsil
recognized the opportunity to create the framework that
would allow a fire department-based EMS service offering
the citizens of both Jeffersonville and Utica Township a high
level of excellence and professionalism which Chief Grant
and Assistant Chief Sharp will layout in a few minutes.
So what does this look like for Utica Township?
Utica Station 2 will be sold. Station 2 is in the city of
Jeffersonville and within walking distance of Jeffersonville
station 4. Station 2 has served no purpose to Utica Township
for years now and was only kept open for the purposes of
serving New Chapel EMS for no financial consideration.
Station one in Utica will become a fully staffed fire house
manned 24/7 365 days a year by highly trained, state
certified Jeffersonville fire fighters. To make that possible we
will renovate station one to provide a living quarters for those
fire fighters. Funds from the sale of station 2 will be used for
those renovations.
Jeffersonville will take sole responsibility for all fire services,
our fire apparatus will be inspected and serviced by the
Jeffersonville FD shop personnel assuring our equipment is
in tip top condition, available for service and a long useable
life as fire apparatus is intended.
Our fire department will be a legitimate ISO class 4 dept.
bringing down the cost of insurance, and we will have shared
access to all the resources of the Jeffersonville FD including
all special teams and equipment, such as water rescue,
trench, and auto extrication.
In time we will receive EMS and first responder services from
Jeffersonville FD.
As I have stated many times in the monthly district meetings,
there is a cost associated with providing this level of
excellence which Baker Tilly will outline in their presentation
today, I ask you to keep in mind that your fire tax has been
kept artificially low to avoid scrutiny to the theft that was
occurring, and services in the last several years were
substandard at best.
Today is a culmination of hundreds if not thousands of man
hours by all the parties represented here at this meeting and
so many more, and we are excited to finally reveal to you the
future of the Utica Fire Department.
This is a new day for Utica Township as well as the citizens of
Jeffersonville, all of us in the Utica Township Fire Protection
Board, The Jeffersonville Fire Department, the Mayors office
and the Jeffersonville City Counsil remain committed to
public safety and the protection of your life, property and
environment.
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Administrational Staff
• Fire Chief Shawn Grant
• Deputy Chief of Administration Jason Sharp
• Deputy Chief of Buildings and Equipment Mike McCutcheon
• Division Chief Robert Jackson
• Training Coordinator Chad Ogden
• Administrative Assistant Anne Langley
Current Strength
Currently, the Jeffersonville Fire Department
protects the City of Jeffersonville and the Utica
Twp. Fire Protection District through contractual
services. Our coverage area encompasses a
population of over 51 ,000 people and over 34
square miles.
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Current Strength Continued
We deploy a total of 92 firefighters from 5 locations city-
wide. Our stations are currently located at:
• Station 1 — 735 Wall St.
• Station 2 — 2204 E. 10th St.
• Station 3 — 1603 Truckers Blvd.
• Station 4 — 5311 SR 62
• Station 5 — 2006 Allison Ln.
Current Strength Continued
Daily minimum staffing is 23 firefighters. We staff the
following apparatus everyday:
• 1 Battalion Chief(Incident Commander)
• 1 Fire Marshal (Incident Safety Officer)
• 4 Engine Companies
• 2 Truck Companies
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Current Strength Continued
Not only does Jeffersonville Fire Department offer fire
suppression, we also offer the following services:
• BLS Non-Transport Emergency Medical Response
• Hazardous Materials Response Team
• Rope Rescue Team
• Water Rescue Team
• Confined Space Rescue Team
• Trench Rescue Team
Run Volume
2021 — 3320 Calls for Service
2022 — 3541 Calls for Service
2023 — 4054 Calls for Service
2024 — 4242 Calls for Service
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The Future
The proposed fire territory would allow for the
staffing of 2 additional fire suppression companies. This
would include the staffing of the firehouse in Utica and an
additional company to cover River Ridge. This territory
will also provide an EMS Division. The EMS Division
will consist of 4 (ALS) ambulances, and a paramedic
quick response vehicle. These ambulances will be
dedicated to emergency calls only!
The Future Continued
If the proposed territory is approved, additional
firefighters will be hired and we will begin staffing the
Utica Pike Fire Station. We will also be working to re-
open the firehouse on Crestview Court to better serve the
residents along the 8th Street and Utica Pike Corridor.
Property has been donated to the Jeffersonville Fire
Department to build a station in River Ridge. Until that
station is opened, we will be adding an additional
suppression company at Station 4.
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Future Organizational Strength
• Fire Chief
• Deputy Chief of Administration
• Deputy Chief of Buildings and Equipment
• Deputy Chief of EMS
• Training Coordinator Fire
• Training Coordinator EMS
• Division Chief of Suppression
• (1) Battalion Chiefs (3 Crews)
• (8) Fire Suppression Companies
• (4) Advanced Life Support EMS Units 24/7
• (1) Paramedic Quick Response Vehicle 24/7 (4 Crews)
• (2) Administrative Personnel
Emergency Medical Services
The Jeffersonville Fire Department Emergency Medical Services Division
will provide our citizens will provide top-notch services. We will be utilizing state
of the art equipment, evidence based protocols, and professional clinicians that will
provide the most opportunity for positive outcomes. Some of this equipment
includes:
• Mechanical CPR devices, which reduce 85% CPR interruptions that occur with
traditional CPR methods.
• Aggressive protocols that can increase life expectancy from 1 in 10 to 1 in 5,
during witnessed cardiac arrests.
• Video Laryngoscopes that increase successful intubations to a level of over
90%.
• Power load devices designed to reduce on-the-job injuries and extend the
careers of our most valuable resource. Our EMS clinicians.
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Conclusion
In closing, the Jeffersonville Fire Department
takes great pride in the service that we provide. Our
team of dedicated professionals are excited to see this
territory go from concept to reality. It would be our
highest honor to provide the communities of
Jeffersonville and Utica Township, with the best
equipment, firefighters, and EMS clinicians
available.
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Public Hearings
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• Type of fire service consolidation provided by
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• Additional funding for Operating and Capital
• Spread cost of fire services over a larger tax base
• Establish a uniform tax rate for fire services
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Three (3) public doption meeting: State (DLGF) appr
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taxpayer inp fiscal bodies - Initial property tax
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Proposed Fire Territory
Participating Units
• City of Jeffersonville
• Utica Township Fire Protection District
Provider Unit — City of Jeffersonville
• Levies property tax on behalf of the territory
• Responsible for preparing the annual budget
• Performs all necessary accounting and financial functions related to fire services
City of Jeffersonville
and Utica Township
FPD - Current &
Proposed Fire
Territory
CURRENT
Comparison of Receipts and Disbursements -
2025 Fire Services
$1.353M deficit
514.036.517
12.683 469
L$34.7K surplus]
$284.690 $250.000
CITY OF JEFFERSONVILLE UTICA TOWNSHIP FIRE DISTRICT
.Total Budgeted Receipts •Total Budgeted Disbursements
Current and Proposed Fire/EMS Budget
.Proposed Fire rerrncry Budget i.f2B 5MI e2025 Fire Budget(814 3M41
SUPPLIES
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CAPITAL OUTLAYS
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OTHER SERVICES AND CHARGES
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PERSONAL SERVICES .. .-. LWL
S'2.981,1q
Estimated funding requirements, revenues, and property tax rate- - proposed fire territory
2026 2027 2028
Sunding Requirements
Operating Budget $ 26 820 409 S 33 437 987 S 34 592 409
Capital Budget 1 636 530 1 687 035 1 743 420
Cash Reserve year 1 only 5 364 082
Subtotal Funding Requirements 33,821 021 35 125 022 36 335 829
Less Est Miscellaneous Revenues
Vehicle Excise Taxes 1 467 630 1 529 735 1 587 420
EMS Fees 3,000 000 3 000 000 3.000 000
Subtotal Est Miscellaneous Revenues 4 467 630 4 529 735 4 587 420
Balance to be funded from property tar 29.353.391 30.595.287 31.748.409
Divided by Est Net Assessed'value 4 68C 584 190 4 824 965 225 4 986 183 247
Subtotal 0 006271 0 006341 0 006367
Multiplied by 5100 100 100 100
Estimated Property Tao Rate 6 0.6271 $ 0.6341 $ 0.11317
Notes.Operating budgets are assumed to be phased in across 2026—2028 per information provided by the City of leffersormite Assumes the Provider Unit levies property tax
in the first year sufficient to fund a 20%cash reserve Tax rates are estimates and subject to change based on certified net assessed values. ,r trd
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Estimated Fund Balances - Operating Fund
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2026 2027 2028
iperating Receipts
Progeny tax S 21/44 791 S 28 988 587 S 30 088 009
Circuit Breaker Tax Credits 14,224.2501 t4_8202151 , T5.145.9521
Nei Property Tax 23.570 541 24 168 112 24 942 057
Auto Excise CVET &FIT 1,389 700 1 449 400 1 504 400
EMS r ees 3.000.000 3.000 000 3 000 000
Total Opera0e0 A __ 20.017,772 29.446.467
:Vet Elti g D.stlursementa
Proposed Vire Operating 26 820 409 33 437 987 "i4 592 409
Proposed Budget Adtllstlrierlts (4,820.215) ` (5.145,952)
Total Operae g Disbu semerlls 26,820,409 28617 /2 29,486,457
-a•:1r✓ • i-r.-t'F4ri-arse 1.139832 1.139.832 1.139 832
Ending Fund Balance $ 1,139.632 S 1,1311132 $ 1.t*Ji!
Net Assessed Value S 4 680 584 190 S 4 824 965 225 S 4.986 183 247
Property Tar Rate 0 5938 0 6008 0 6034
0peratmng Balance Percentage 4 25% T 98% 3 87%
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Estimated Fund Balances - Equipment Replacement Fund
ESTIMATED
2026 2027 2028
Operating Receipts
Property Tax S 1.558.000 S 1 606 700 S 1 060 400
Circuit Breaker Tax Credits (236,876) (267 162) t283 9781
Net Property Tax 1.321,724 1.339 538 1 376 422
AutoE■cise (VET &FIT 77.930 80,335 83 020
Te1M OpatMlnp Receipts
rpe.iting thsbursernentc
Proposed Budget 1 636.530 1 687 035 1 743 420
Proposed BudgetAdpe0Tnents (236,876) J2671621 (283918)
Total Operating Dreblesetnenls 1,399.854 1,419873 1,459,442
Change in Fund Balance •
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Ending Fund Balance S S - $ e
Net Assessed Value 5 4 680 584 190 S 4 824 465 225 S 4 986 183 247
Property lax Bale 0 0333 0 0333 0 0333
Operating Balance Percentage 0 00% 000% 000%
Estimated impact on
property tax liability
City of Jeffersonville
City Of Jeffersonville Ofw(009) City Of Jeffersonville Ifw(010)
District Tax Rate Impact District Tax Rate Impact
53.4131 53.4201 53.4227
532696 532 n6 .;YI 53.1060 53.1060 53.1060
52.9625 52.9625 $2.9625
2026 2027 2026
2026 2027 2026
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City of Jeffersonville (cont'd)
Utica Twp-Jeff City)039) Charlestown Township-Jeff City(042)
District Tax Rate Impact District Tax Rate Impact
53.1913 53.1983 $3.2009 $3.2089 $3.2159 53.2115
52.8842 52.8842 $2.8842 52 9018 52.9018 $2.9018
'026 2027 2028 2026 2027 2028
•Ilistrrrt Rate Baseline •Drtrc I F.rt.w:,•a 7., I,.,, •District Rate Baseline •District Rate A.Fire ler ntory
Utica Township Fire Protection District
Utica Township(033) Utica Town(037)
District Tax Rate Impact District Tax Rate Impact
$2.2143 52.2213 52.2239 52.3431 52.3503 52.3527
S1.68511 51.6858 51.6858 51.81K 53.81K 51.21K
2026 2027 2028 2026 2027 2078
•Drs•rct Rate Baseline •District Rate w/Ftre tetrituts •District Rate Baseline •Destrrct Rate w/Fire lerntory
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City of Jeffersonville OFW (009) - $100K Home Value
CITY OF JEFFERSONVILLE OFW(009) CITY OF JEFFERSONVILLE OFW(009)
2025-Baseline-$100K Residential Homestead 2026-Year 1 of Fire Territory-$100K Residential Homestead
Total Property Tax Bill-$807 Total Property Tax Bill-$891
Greater Clark
County School Greater Clark
Corporation County School
S300 Corporation
Jeffersonville S300
Jeffersonville
Township Public -
Library • Township Public
$26 Library
$26
Clark County Clark County
Sttt S111
Jeffersonville Civil
Jeffersonville Civil City
City S278
S278
Jeffersonville
Jeffersonville Township
Fire Services Township Fire Services 16
S87 S6
S171
$100K Residential Homestead Property
City of Jeffersonville IFW (010) - $100K Home Value
CITY OF JEFFERSONVILLE IFW(010) CITY OF JEFFERSONVILLE IFW(010)
2025-Baseline-;t00K Residential Homestead 2026-Year 1 of Fire Territory-.WOK Residential Homestead
Total Property Tax Bill-$846 Total Property Tax Bill-$930
Greater Clark Greater Clark Jeffersonville
County School Jeffersonville County School Floyd Control
CorporationFloyd Control Corporation S39
S300 f38 S300
Jeffersonville Township
Jeffrrsonvil
Township Public
Township Public Library
library 326
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S278
Jeffersonville
Fire Jeffersonville Township
To Services $6 S6
hip lire Services
$al -# $171
Utica Twp - Jeff City (039) - $100K Home Value
UTICA TWP-JEFF CITY(039) UTICA TWP-JEFF CITY(039)
2025-Baseline-$100K Residential Homestead 2026-Year 1 of Fire Territory-$100K Residential Homestead
Total Property Tax Bill•$786 Total Property Tax Bill-$870
Greater Clark Greater Clark
County School County School
Corporation Corporation
S]00 S300
Charlestown-Clark
County
- Charlestown-Clark Contractual Library
County S10
Contractual Library
S10
Clark County Clark County
„Iiiiiiii
Sill S111
.Mawsenaer CM
is
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Utica Township Jeffersonville Civil f1
Services Fire Services
City
Operating S1 City Operating
Set S171
Charlestown Township - Jeff City (042) - $100K Home Value
CHARLESTOWN TOWNSHIP-JEFF CITY(042) CHARLESTOWN TOWNSHIP-JEFF CITY(042)
2025-Baseline-$100K Residential Homestead 2026-Year 1 of Fire Territory-$100K Residential Homestead
Total Property Tax Bill-$791 Total Property Tax Bill-$875
Greater Clark Greater Clark
County School County School
Corporation Corporation
S]00 S300
Cha rtestown-C lark
County
Charlestown-Clark Contractual Library
County 610
Contractual Library
S10
Clark County I.nr,�o�•„i..,•� Clark County
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FireCharlestown
Services- Charlestown Fire ServicesTownship
Operating Township Operating S6
S87 Sb 1171
3I Holnestea
Utica Township (033) - $100K Home Value
UTICA TOWNSHIP(033) UTICA TOWNSHIP(033)
2025-Baseline-$100K Residential Homestead 2026-Year 1 of Fire Territory-$100K Residential Homestead
Total Property Tax Bill-$459 Total Property Tax Bill-$603
Greater Clark
County School
Greater Clark Corporation Charlestown Clark
County School $300 County
Corporation Charlestown-Clark Contractual Library
$300 County $10
Fire Services-
Contractual Library$10
Fire Services-
Debt Clark County
Clark County $11 $111
5111
Fire Services
Opt raunq
$171
Fire Debt Utica Township
S. ces itt Utica Township f2.
Operating - S2
S27
Utica Town (037) - $100K Home Value
UTICA TOWN(037) UTICA TOWN(037)
2025-Baseline-$100K Residential Homestead 2026-Year 1 of Fire Territory-$100K Residential Homestead
Total Property Tax Bill-$495 Total Property Tax Bill-$639
Greater Clark
Greater Clark County School
County School Corporation
Corporation $300 Charlestown-Clark
$300 Charlestown-Clark
County
County Contractual Library
Contractual Library $10
S10
Utica Civil Town - Clark County
Clark County S38 Sill
3111
Fire Services•
•
Debt
Utica Civil Town $11
$36 Fire Services
Utica Township Operating
S1 $171 Utica Township
Fire Services- S1
Debt Fin Services-
$11 Operatbg
S27
City of Jeffersonville OFW (009) Taxing District
Illustrative summary of estimated tax liability impact
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City of Jeffersonville IFW (010) Taxing District
Illustrative summary of estimated tax liability impact
astionated annual San liability Impost associated rile the proposed Fire Territory
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Utica Twp - Jeff City (039) Taxing District
Illustrative summary of estimated tax liability impact
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Charlestown Township - Jeff City (042) Taxing District
Illustrative summary of estimated tax liability impact
Estimated annual tax liability impact•ssocut.0 rnh the proposed Fire Territory
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Impact on circuit
breakers, local
income tax, and
vehicle excise
(all units)
redits ("lax Laps
Property tax caps
- Credits that limit a taxpayer's total property tax liability to a fixed percentage of
the gross assessed value of taxable property, before deductions
Maximum Tax
Property Classification Gross Assessed Value Capped Percentage Liability*
Residential Homestead $100,000 1% $1,000
Other Residential,Rental,
Agricultural Land and $100,000 2% $2,000
Long-Term Care Facilities
Commercial/Industrial
(Real/Personal) $100,000 3% $3,000
*Note:Debt service and operating levies created by voter referendum are not subject to circuit breaker tax caps.
SE 2 74E TERRITORY
-- —
Est 2027 Est 2070 Est
r—
_-- 1 l.412AN 1266 1; ?i_a b' Esc i
i 1a'dai
Township -— _
Gar`To!'^"r!4'. __.--- 2,312 2901 2,122 3042
'Charlestown Township 13.109 15.M9, 17.1101 19,011
i sewnvie Towrshg 131,217 172J9M IMAM 201103B_
-Monroe Iuw,, - -
Otegon Township - _.
~Owen Tomah
;Silvia Gawk Teen** 14,7011 15,254 11.1114 _t1227
.52511s Taarehp
000Ca Towielltp 4.525 7 428 91>T 9 112..
Wa111Ylle0Tpweeho --
wood T - -_ - - -
Clark County . 1. ,�.;_.
nanestown rat On I -sM .1 5651M0
Estimated Circuit
Glarksvap CM Town 60/37,741 7,043,11611 7112,5111 8,184.1312_
Baden Call Town
Breaker Tax - g CM Town
'M'1$ /M084 193.517 20956
a.a CAW Town 35 t9 283 25,019 26,767
Borden-Henrys&School Corpotauor
Credits West Clark;memory School Corporation
•Sliver.reek School Coporeron 925 771 984 981 935.932 977 683
Ctarkso le`_mmwnt3 School cavorting) _... 2,366 031 2 316,3R 2,529.048 4. 2 625.941
Greatei Chwk Cowl,School Cmpmanon _.. 8,351 004 8 791 891 9,802 M6 4,.._10 117.968
Jetlessomdle Torwrshy Pubic lbtry 590 491 748 065 834 422 4 895 127
Charkstow-Clark Gouty —.__... _
Gmnactuar Library 89818 __-t17088� 13Y 4711 142,027
.leftersunvae Hood Control 412,172 491 200 541.392 585 611
Cha wi festo Fre 83 874 87 793 97,095 I t03 835
To township fee PretedIn Mono 258 038 270 211 298063 317 789
'Monroe T
CMk Cmrr1T Sold Wade War .twos Otsorr, -,
Taws - $27.988.1174 4 37.479.321 1 42.076.224 0 M.0f0.494
Note Circuit Breaker loss amounts do not include amounts for Over 65 Orcurt Breaker credits.
Local Income Tax ("LIT")
County tax applied to adjusted gross income
Rate varies depending upon the County in which you live
Clark County:
•Certified Shares-1 00%
•Public Safety-0.21%
•Economic Development-0.25%
•Emergency Medical Services-0.04%
•Property Tax Relief-0.50%
LIT Certified Shares, Public Safety, and Economic Development distributions are based on the%of a local
government's levy to total levies in the County—the greater the property tax levy, the greater the share of LIT
S =MI Chew�w Camp Now•.:..
Clan;aunt) 17,014,212 17,014242 $ - $ 6.I94,I92 0(1,000,900)'0 6:549.637 0 (334045)
Bethlehem Townie* 2,203 2203 - 2,011 (112)) 1.950 (81)
C-ar owns 13,944 13 944 - 12,002 (1 342J _—_12.190 (4121
Uwfestutn towxtsM: 52,509 52,500 47,904 (4,13252, 48 t74 (1,510)
Jeffersonville Iowrsxtip 247,258 247250 - 214.950 (32 3062, 203194 (II 768)
Morvue Tarrnshy 20,019 20.810 - 10,004 _ (1 91 -_ 18,305 (5991
-
Clark hega,;own-st 4,06 -- ♦,998 - 43tI (86,)I 4,146 (194)
x tmvn¢nrp 8,378 6378 5.106 (11St) 4 Q7. (298)
Silver Geer Tuwnsfy. 46,488 46 MO • 41264' (4.05) 30961 (1 313
County urea,!overshot) 8 674 6624 - 5$SO ( ). 5 408 (258)
Uric a T ownsttf 10 582 10 502 -� I,0t1 (751 9 589 i__,_ (? k
Washington Townshp 6556 8556 5 939 1 1617), _ 5.748; (191)
Local Wood to 36015 36015 i 3285C 3165 31.721 1 129
2236201 , 602615
Income Charlestown. Goy 976,21/7 MAT - ,e63 (149 704)i 1116, (39.051)
Curltsui_e';M Town 5,2.118 M9 6,216 811 - 4 64 619 (502 000) 4 639 890 (154 729),
Baden Crv4 Town _ , 53.042 53 042 - 48 108 14 9364 46 568 (1 538)
Tax - Seller sbwg Town 68I.37t 646.171 - 624 111 (64,05, 604,381 It9.953)
UticaCwflTown -_. �- 4646, 45467 _ 1t269 (4.10 30,900, r13111
Jeffersonxde Towrdtp Public c4eiie 562,317 562.317 500 003 1t71��8.��244i N1,772 (18.230)
Certified = � -� 31''�° 369 531 - 353 560 (3o 342,320 (1 1 240)
,fellersotvie Flood Grtol__....._ 413,991 413.991 378014 304,1N (118951
�..har4shtwt Fire 513,621 513,621 - 368 870 ( 322,41a 138.492)
Shares 'nTouw191gFeeP1p9c914rQetttl 1,,110,9Q5 ,,t10025 990,599 eft ', 0p,270 (3531/1
Moires T--_._ 1_. .. 9639I - 745 01175 3.5741
''' -,:,..-!--;4.,), _.'.31_. _ -E 1111111211k (3.090)
New Wasfryt,,T,rP*olectxm Gstrct 06112 05217 75401 (9381). 415 (2996)
Totals II 27.041.001 1127,N11I0 6 1 - $27.941.051 6 60 5 27.1411µ
9 ---- -
Note Certified shares are allocated to taxing units(except schools)based on the amount levied in the previous year by each entity as a
percentage of the sum of those levies If a fire territory is established beginning with taxes payable in 2026,local income taxes will be
impacted beginning in 2027 Additionally IC 36-8-19-7 5 provides that each participating unit in a Fire Territory for purposes of
allocating certified shares is considered to have imposed a part of the property tax levy imposed for the territory
Clark County Local Income Tax - Public Safety
2026 PROPOSED FIRE TERRITORY
Baseline 2026 Est. Change 2027 Est- Change 2028 Est Change
Clark County i $ 2 551 285 $ 2 551 285 $ • $ 2 176 079 $ (375.206) $ 2 058 587 $ (117 492)
Jeffersonville Civil City 2,996,603 2,996,693 3,640,204 648,591 3,342,363 197.079
Charlestown Civil City 314 400 314.400 260 965 (53,43.5) 247 024 (13 941)
Clarksville Cttnl Town 1 707 452 1 707.452 - 1 515 570 (191 882) 1 458 366 (57 204)
Borden Clod Town 17 099 17 099 - 15,206 (1 893) 14 637 (569)
Se$ersbtrg Civil Town 221 908 221 908 - 197 345 (24 563) 189 958 (7 387)
Utica Civil Town 14 657 14 657 - 13 045 (1 612) 12 559 (486)
Totals , 6 7,823,494 $ 7,823,494 $ - $ 7,823,494 $ - $ 7,823,494 $ -
Note. Public Safety LIT is allocated to the County Unit and municipalities based on the amount levied in the previous year by each entity as a percentage of the sum of
those levies If a fire territory is established beginning with taxes payable 2026,local income taxes will be impacted beginning in 2027 Additionally,tC 36-8-19-7 5
provides that each participating unit in a Fire Territory for purposes of allocating certified shares is considered to have imposed a part of the property tax levy imposed
for the territory.
Clark County Local Income Tax - Economic
Development
2026 PROPOSED FRE TERRITORY
Baseline 1 2026 Est. Change 2027 Est. Change 1 2028 Est. Change
I,_la r - II't, S .21 1 821 S 2'1 87' = S 2 634 349 $ (577 472) $ 2 563 294 S (71 055)
Jeffersonville Chill Cie/ 3,481,273 3,461.273 4,430,106 948 833 4,432,620 102.514
Charlestown,Cow City 372 232 372 232 - 287 972 (84.260) 283 911 (4 061)
Clarksville Civil Town 1 958 637 1 958 637 - 1 707 018 (251 619) 1 683 205 (23.813)
Borden Civil Town 19 528 19 528 17 136 (2 392) 16 895 (241)
Selersburg Civil Town 253 436 253 436 - i 222 398 (31 038) 219 262 (3 136)
Utica Civil Town 1€ 757 i 16 757 14 705 (2.052) 14 497 (208)
Totals $ 9.313.684 $ 9,313,684 6 - 8 9.313,684 $ - $ 9,313.684 $ -
Note in Clark County,economic development is allocated to the County Unit and municipalities based on the amount levied n the previous year by each entity as a
percentage of the sum of those levies. If a fire territory is established beginning with taxes payable 2026,local income taxes will be impacted beginning in 2027
Additionally,IC 36-8-19-7 5 provides that each participating unit in a Fire Territory for purposes of allocating certified shares is considered to have imposed a part of the
property tax levy imposed for the territory
Vehicle Excise Tax
Auto excise and commercial vehicle excise paid at BMV
Tax based on vehicle type
Distributed to taxing units based on % of unit's levy to total levies in
the County — the greater the property tax levy, the greater the share of
excise taxes
Clark
County 2026 PROPOSED FIRE TERRITORY
B.NINe 2026 Est. Charge 2027 Est Change 2028 Est. Change
Clark County $ 2 072 361 S 1 824 431 S (247 930) $ 1.813 819 S 110 612) $ 1 803 963 S (9856)
Bethlehem Township. __ _ 361 317 ,44) 315 (2) 313 (2)
Vehicle Carl Township _ 5 413 4 765 .648) 4.737 (28) 4 711 (26)
Charlestown Township 15,754 13.869 11 885) 13 788 (81) 13 713 (75)
Excise Tax Jeflenonville Township 51,507 45.339 (6 162) 45 075 (264) 44830 (245)
Monroe Township 8.762 7 714 (1 048) 7 669 (45) 7 627 (42)
Oregon Township 1 545 1 360 11855 1 352 (8) 1 345 I
Owen Township 1 522 I 604 (218) 1 595 (9) 1 586 (9)
Silver Creek Township 14.406 12.6134 (1 724) 12 810 (74) 12 541 (69)
Union Township 3 109 2.737 (372) 2 721 (16) 2 706 (15)
Utica Township ___.. 2 211 1.946 {265), 1 935 1( 1) _._ 1 924 (11)
Washington Township 1 859 1 637 (222) 1 627 (10) 1 618 (9)
Wood Township 12 234 10.771 (1463) _ 10706 (63) 10650 (58)
Jeffersonville Civil City 1331,665 1,700,570 (231 125) 1,690,670 i9 892) 1,661,00 (9.188)
Jeffersonville-ultra Township FPO Fin Territoey - • 1,44$7,630 1.467 630 1,520y736 62 105 1,607,42/ 57 685
Charlestown Cod Cdy 265 558 233.784 (31 774) 232 424 (1 360) 231 161 (1 263)
Clarksville Cant Town _ 1 307 394 1 150.965 (156 429) 1 144 270 .6 695) 1 138 051 (6 219)
Borden Civil Town 18 797 16,548 (2 249) 16.452 196) 16 363 (89)
SeMersburgCml Town - 140.627 123801 (16 826) 123081 (720) 122412 1669)
Utica Civil Town 9.678• 8 520 (1 158) 8 470 (50) 8 424 (46)
Borden-Herwrie School Corporation 851 456 749 582 (101 876) 745.222 (4 380) 741 172 (4.050)
Silver Creek School Corporation 872 588 768.184 (104404) 763.715 (4.469) 759.564 (4.151)
C larks mile Communey School Corporation 397 832 350.232 (47600) 348.195 (2.037) 346.303 (1892)
Greater Clark County School Corporation 3 136 181 2 760.940 (375.241) 2.744.879 (16.061) 2 729.961 (14 918)
Note. Illustration based on changes Jeffersonville Township Public L.brary 179.268 757819 (21 449) 156901 (918) 156 048 1853)
associated with the Fire Territory only Does Charlestown-Clark County Contractual Library_ 120 145 105.770 (14.375) 105 155 (615) 104 584 (571)
Jeffersonville Flood Control 'C 864 62.385 (8.479) 82.022 (363) 61 685 (337)
not include changes related to the annual Charlestown Fire 16C 855 141 609 (19246) 140 785 (824) '40 02C (765)
maximum levy growth quotient Units not Tn-Township Fre Protection District 402 457 354.304 (48 153) 352243 (2061) 356 329 (1914)
receiving vehicle excise were excluded Monroe Township Fre Protection 47 040 41.412 15628) 41 171 (241) 40 947 (2241
Ultra Township Fie Olehiet 23,30 6,735 (16.612) 6,736 6,735
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