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Tyler Fenwick

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Covers:  Housing, poverty, homelessness, development, city government
#GoBlue #Tigers Youth baseball coach. Journalist at @mirrorindy.

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I am a journalist covering economics at Mirror Indy, a nonprofit newsroom in Indianapolis.

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What do you want to see at this contaminated site in Riverside?

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By Tyler Fenwick Verified
| Mirror Indy (US)
You can give feedback on redevelopment plans for a former industrial site in the Riverside neighborhood. A draft plan for redevelopment of the Carrier Bryant site calls for a mix of housing, commercial, light industrial and public spaces. The roughly 19-acre site is a brownfield, meaning the land is contaminated. The plan includes preservation of a smokestack as a community landmark. The report also includes information about community engagement, various design possibilities and next steps.
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How Indy’s new favorite tax break for affordable housing works

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By Tyler Fenwick Verified
| Mirror Indy (US)
Pretend you’re a housing developer in Indianapolis. You just bought a piece of land, and you want to build an apartment complex there. And because you know there’s an affordable housing crisis, you want to make sure rents are reasonable. So, you take a popular route for developers in this scenario and apply for low-income housing tax credits from the state to help finance your project. And while you’re at it, you take a look at a local tax break known as a payment in lieu of taxes, or PILOT.
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What to know about the latest AES rate increase

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By Tyler Fenwick Verified
| Mirror Indy (US)
Your AES bill will increase starting this summer. The utility company got permission to raise rates in two phases: once in July and again in January 2027. For a typical residential customer using 1,000 kilowatt hours of electricity, AES Indiana estimates that the total increase will be about $9.50 per month. You can see how many kilowatt hours you’ve used by looking at your bill.
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Have you ever used a typewriter?

I don't think I've ever seen a typewriter, except maybe in a museum.

How is social media changing news?

I don't really know.

How do you prefer to be pitched on stories?

I like an email that lays out what I need to know and explains why the story would be good for the readers of an African American newspaper.