Public Statements (Elected Officials)

Stephanie Ball campaigned to raise your property taxes.

In the spring of 2020, Stephanie Ball looked into a camera and asked South Bend to pay more property taxes. “I’m here asking you to support South Bend Schools by...

Ranjan Rohatgi Is Running to Be Amy Drake

There are two ways to run against an incumbent. You tell voters what the...

Lawsuit: Redman’s deputies didn’t warn LaPorte County before New Prairie bus crash

On the afternoon of May 8, 2025, a St. Joseph County Police corporal driving...

Redman’s jail left man in withdrawal in his cell until he had no pulse, suit says; county pays $695,000

Indiana law defines the county sheriff’s duties. One of those duties is to “take...

TAX WARRANTS: Stephanie Ball had state income tax warrants filed against her in 2022 and 2023

Stephanie Ball, the Democratic candidate for St. Joseph County Clerk, had state income tax...

South Bend Councilman Calls for Body-Cam Transparency After Viral Video

Dr. Oliver Davis, a member of the South Bend Common Council, called for transparency regarding police body camera footage following the circulation of a video of a police incident on social media. He emphasized the need for clarity to ensure public safety and looks forward to details about the ongoing investigation.

Jason Critchlow Responds to Oliver Davis on South Bend Bill 43-25

Portage Township Trustee Jason Critchlow responded to South Bend Councilman Dr. Oliver Davis regarding Common Council Bill No. 43-25, agreeing the ordinance should be amended or tabled due to its potential to hinder public access. Critchlow emphasized the importance of transparency in government operations to build trust with residents.

Statement From South Bend Common Councilwomen Sherry Bolden-Simpson District 5 Re: My opposition to Bill 43-25

South Bend Common Councilwoman Sherry Bolden-Simpson (District 5) on Aug. 10 released a formal statement opposing South Bend Common Council Bill 43-25, which would...

Response from Oliver Davis Regarding South Bend Common Council Bill No. 43-25

The South Bend Common Council Bill No. 43-25 proposes raising fees for police body camera footage to $150, sparking public opposition. Critics argue the bill fails to alleviate staffing issues in the legal department and unfairly burdens residents. The council is urged to seek alternative funding solutions rather than imposing new fees.

BREAKING: Dr. Oliver Davis, South Bend Councilman, Issues A Public Statement Regarding Sheila Niezgodski’s Assault On A Local Journalist

BREAKING: South Bend Common Councilman At Large Oliver James Davis Jr. released the following statement at 3:32pm today: Dear South Bend Common Council Members, Greetings. Since...

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