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)(Public Safety)
Fireworks tent regulation
Tent sellers currently generate roughly $1,000 in inspection fees; the change favors businesses paying year-round property taxes.
Construction-site mowing and sidewalk snow enforcement
Beacon School resource officer
District reimburses the city $953.08 per school day.
MNET forfeiture payment
Up to $800,000 from State Forfeiture funds.
Gunshot damage near Fairlane apartments
Meeting location notice and Open Meetings Act concerns
Air quality closures of splash pad and programs
None stated.
Fallen officers honored
None.
August primary election results
Non-emergency fire response cost recovery
Creates a new fee revenue stream; no direct cost to residents unless a facility passes charges along.
Constitutional policing training for Taylor officers
Up to $38,340 from the Continuing Professional Education Training Fund.
LED lighting ordinance complaint
Firefighters' contract approved
Contract costs were not detailed in the meeting; the agreement affects the city's public safety payroll.
Flock license plate reader renewal
$69,600 per year for two years from the General Fund.
Fentanyl trafficking bust
Pine and Birch Street security gate repairs
Up to $10,000 from TBA Capital Outlay, plus planned annual maintenance costs in future budgets.
StarChase GPS pursuit technology
Up to $12,994 for software and training; the academy grant offsets tuition and salary costs.
Food insecurity and Fish and Loaves food pantry
The nonprofit spends about $250,000 a year purchasing food; city support is in-kind rather than direct funding.
Fire Department Medical Supply Funding
$20,000 shifted within the Fire Department budget from ALS transport revenue to medical supplies.
police misconduct
Taxpayers could easily end up footing the bill for pricey lawsuits and settlements if these police misconduct issues aren't fixed fast.
Decisions during term (0)
Recorded while Woolley was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
No decisions found matching Public Safety.