Devin T. Norrick

Government Reform

We will abandon the culture of secrecy and closed-door meetings, fiscal irresponsibility, and overall lack of transparency. Learn more

Madison County taxpayers have paid millions of dollars in legal fees because of lawsuits and conflicts of interest. As a working attorney, I’ll keep our county out of legal jeopardy by leveraging my negotiation skills and understanding of ethics and contract law to navigate potential legal disputes. Learn more

Commitment to Transparency. Learn more

Infrastructure / Transportation

As your next commissioner, I will make our county roads a top priority. We should expect more miles of county road paving for our hard-earned tax dollars. Madison County collects record tax revenues year after year and with record spending, mostly related to costly, avoidable lawsuits. Instead, the money we spend on legal fees could go toward more road paving for a difference you can see and literally feel as you’re driving on county roads. Learn more

More Miles of Paved Roads. Learn more

Of the eight doughnut counties surrounding Indianapolis, Madison County is the only one that’s not growing. We must be poised for growth if we expect to reverse the population decline forecast for Madison County by 2030. We can attract new residents to grow the tax base by marketing our county’s affordability to prospective new residents. Learn more

Taxes / Budget

The federal American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 (ARPA) provided a 26 million cash windfall to Madison County to rescue the economy. But two years after COVID, Madison County still has no plan for the 20 million left over after funding government. ARPA funds were meant for immediate use to provide economic relief for citizens. The county should not be hoarding the money. We should promptly distribute the remaining funds for the long-overdue economic boost the law intended and that we urgently need. Learn more

Accountability to Taxpayers (Open Door Law). Learn more