Standing before a packed church Thursday night, Mayor Joe Hogsett made several promises to the citizens of Indianapolis.
He committed to making continued investments in Streets to Home, the city’s homelessness prevention program. The 2026 budget included $10 million in funding for the initiative, which aims to end homelessness by 2028.
He vowed to meet with community organizers to help develop a plan that would, in their words, help “the most vulnerable” and “those that are uncertain when they walk out their front door.”
And when asked if he would leverage his influence to ask the Lilly Endowment to contribute additional dollars to Streets to Home?…