Mayor· 2021–2029
Tim Woolley
Taylor
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 12
- Total speaking time
- 18:04
- Avg per meeting
- 1:30
- Segments
- 325
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Top issues during term (20)
Taylor Schools non-homestead millage renewal
No change for primary-residence homeowners; applies to businesses and second properties.
First responder equipment and staffing
Combined scheduled spending across the items totals roughly $380,000 from various city funds.
Homebuyer down payment assistance
$16,199 of the roughly $200,000 HOME Grant.
Truck traffic on Wick Road
Fireworks tent regulation
Tent sellers currently generate roughly $1,000 in inspection fees; the change favors businesses paying year-round property taxes.
23rd District Court judges' city health benefits
Roughly $11,000 per judge initially depending on plan, up to about $48,000 if both chose top-tier plans.
Early voting and election preparations
Laptop purchase lowered to $18,900.
Wick and Holland Roads warehouse rezoning denied
No direct city cost, but officials weighed potential tax revenue against road and neighborhood impacts.
Charter amendments pulled from November ballot
Would let smaller purchases proceed with less paperwork before hitting formal bidding rules.
CDBG funding plan for 2026-27 and 2026-2030
$37,500 in CDBG funds, not local tax dollars.
Neighborhood road paving contract
Over $4.3 million in street and water infrastructure spending approved.
Ethics and standards of conduct ordinance amendment
No direct cost identified; it's a rules change rather than a purchase.
Heritage Park pavilion roof and church lease
Up to $273,461 from TBA Capital Outlay.
Construction-site mowing and sidewalk snow enforcement
Proposed resolution condemning Congresswoman Tlaib
Ending city hall fights could save taxpayer money by preventing costly delays on important local projects.
Conditional rezoning of Ecorse Road property for restoration business
Property values in the neighborhood could shift depending on how the final zoning decision shakes out.
Wall That Heals and Junior League World Series week
Telegraph Road alley vacation
SMART bus millage renewal
$190,138 in SMART millage funding for the fiscal year.
Lang Park redevelopment progress
$21,000 to the General Fund plus future property tax revenue from new homes.
Decisions during term (465)
Recorded while Woolley was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.