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Community Invited to 2nd Council Discussion on Housing

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The Madison Common Council announces a second discussion on housing, set for October 31, 2025, at 401 N Morton St, Suite 110, Bloomington, Indiana. This event invites community members to voice their concerns and experiences regarding local housing issues. Officials stress that public input is vital for developing effective housing policies. The meeting will run from 8:46 AM to 12:46 PM local time, encouraging participation from various stakeholders. Housing affordability and availability remain critical challenges in Bloomington, impacting residents' quality of life.

Officials aim to gather actionable feedback to enhance community housing strategies. The council previously held similar discussions, indicating an ongoing commitment to addressing these issues. Engaging the community in this dialogue will help inform future housing initiatives and policies.

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