State Comptroller Elise Nieshalla marked her first year in office this week by reflecting on the accomplishments of 2024.
“Serving the great State of Indiana is a profound honor, and I am pleased to report highlights my team and I have accomplished so far for Hoosier taxpayers,” said Comptroller Nieshalla.
Below are achievements announced by Comptroller Nieshalla this year:
• Leads Effort Seeking "Day One" Action from Congress on National Debt
• Announces Deferred Compensation Plan Divestment from China and ESG fund
• Fights for Accounting Principles to be Upheld
• Attorney General Todd Rokita & Comptroller Elise Nieshalla Tell IU’s Kinsey Institute to Follow State Law
• Announces FY 2024 Closes with Nearly $2.6B in State Reserves
• Highlights Indiana’s Financial Health
• Establishes State Comptroller’s Roundtable
• Supports Israeli Investment
“I’m at your service, Indiana, and we are fortunate to be in a strong financial position – with balanced budgets, healthy cash reserves, low debt, well-funded pensions and a AAA credit rating,” commented Comptroller Nieshalla. “With the budget session of the General Assembly about to commence, our office is at the ready to provide fiscal reports to help inform decision making.”
New PIO officer announced for Indiana State Police Evansville District
Valentine seeks change of venue for murder trial
Indiana Gov. Braun declares state of disaster emergency for 63 Indiana counties
Newton power plant to be closed
Lawrence County Board approves public safety tax referendum
Library district in solid financial shape
U.S. 41 road project continues in Knox County
Richland County death investigation
Vantlin named Heeps of Jeeps First Responder of the Year
Vincennes University to upgrade Beckes Park
Lawrenceville sewage plant visited by U.S. EPA
Two dead after head-on collision in Crawford County
First-ever statewide digital library resource program available in Illinois
Knox County approving preliminary solar project resolution
St Francisville to contract out bridge repair work
U.S. Postal Service will be closed in observance of Juneteenth, June 19
Feutz sworn in as new Bridgeport Police Chief
