Mayor· 2021–2029
Tim Woolley
Taylor
No biography on file yet.
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 (10)(General)
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.
Ethics and standards of conduct ordinance amendment
No direct cost identified; it's a rules change rather than a purchase.
Proposed resolution condemning Congresswoman Tlaib
Ending city hall fights could save taxpayer money by preventing costly delays on important local projects.
287(g) ICE agreement clarification
None stated; the agreement is described as bringing federal training and support at no cost to the city.
Resident rat complaints
A pest-control partnership would cost money; none was quantified.
Van Born Road PUD rezone (former Maskell site)
Property values and local development costs could shift depending on how the rezoning shakes out.
ICE agreement protest
There's no direct price tag yet, but getting tangled up in federal immigration enforcement can lead to pricey lawsuits and administrative headaches down the road.
legal dispute
Your local tax dollars took a hit to pay for a legal battle the city ultimately lost.
towing fees
Drivers risk paying inflated, unpredictable fees to get their towed vehicles back.
First Amendment dispute
While no direct costs are listed yet, these legal fights over free speech usually end up draining taxpayer money through court fees and settlements.
Decisions during term (12)
Recorded while Woolley was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.