Source: Ryan Hedrick / WIBC RadioINDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis City-County Councilor Michael-Paul Hart says the city can fix its roads without raising taxes. His plan relies on growth in income tax revenue, budget savings, dedicating a portion of existing income tax dollars to roads and using supplemental revenue the city receives each year. Hart argues the city does not currently use income tax dollars for roads, so shifting some of that money toward repairs would qualify. “I don’t want to raise taxes, and the people I’ve talked to don’t want to raise taxes,” Hart said. The council would need to support any funding changes, and the city must meet state requirements before receiving the matching road money.