This week: where I land on the Flock camera proposal and the guardrails I want around it before Monday's vote, what I told the Indiana Latino Institute about how I got here and what this job really is, the number from the Community Justice Academy I cannot stop thinking about, and the underwriting rule that keeps eighteen year olds out of apartments even when the rent is already funded.

This week: why IMPD still does not have a health and wellness center and what I told leadership about it, a new public map that shows every active zoning case near your house, a night spent talking about food insecurity with David Beasley and why that subject is personal for me, a tour of Common Ground at Faith, and the Reading of the Names for Indianapolis firefighters.

This week: Washington Square has been nominated as an Opportunity Zone and here is what that actually means, Monday night's public hearing on the 1.89 billion dollar 2027 budget and how to speak at it, what I brought back from a national conference on employee healthcare and disaster recovery, and my episode of the Luminate podcast.