Aimee Kelley
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- Meetings spoken in
- 16
- Total speaking time
- 2:26:53
- Avg per meeting
- 9:11
- Segments
- 2707
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Top issues during term (20)(General)
shooting range dispute
Property values and local business operations near the range could fluctuate depending on whether the facility stays open or gets restricted.
Administrative Consolidation and Interlocal Services
Reduces administrative overhead and procurement costs by utilizing city staff.
surveillance technology
While exact costs weren't detailed, installing and maintaining a new camera network usually means spending taxpayer dollars.
Tax Deed Sale Acquisition of 543 NW 11th Avenue
Initial tax deed starting bid is $11.239.35, with board authorization up to $115,000 and potential future code lien reductions.
expansion approval
While exact project costs aren't front-and-center, more local food security usually means less strain on community resources down the road.
annexation
City taxpayers won't have to shell out cash to extend municipal services to these 15 new homes just yet.
recording regulations
Potential lawsuits over constitutional rights could end up costing taxpayers plenty down the road.
legal liability
Local taxpayers could end up footing the bill if the judge keeps the lawsuit alive and the city loses.
department acquisition
A $470 million windfall for the city, but your future utility bills and tax rates could shift depending on how the county manages things.
lawsuit
Defending this lawsuit eats up city resources and could potentially lead to a multi-million dollar payout if the city loses.
property demolition
The homeowner faces potential total loss of her property's value, while the city pushes forward with its official demolition plans.
short-term rental regulations
Rental owners could face new compliance costs or restrictions, while neighbors may see effects on nuisance and nearby property values.
comprehensive plan update
Your future property taxes, home values, and local infrastructure spending will be heavily shaped by the zoning and development choices made in this plan.
municipal workforce and layoffs
City workers keep their paychecks, dodging a major financial bullet for local households.
repeal of discriminatory ordinances
The cost is basically staff time—no big budget hit—but it clears out outdated legal language that could cause confusion later.
rainbow crosswalk removal
Taxpayers likely footed the bill for both painting the crosswalk in the first place and then removing it to appease federal authorities.
HR director investigation
Taxpayers could end up covering investigation costs, legal fees, or staff turnover, though no dollar figure is given.
facility expansion
While exact project costs aren't plastered everywhere, this local expansion means more efficient resource distribution and potentially lower logistical hurdles for fighting hunger nearby.
candidate residency rules
Doesn't cost you a dime directly, though it could mean fewer campaign events to ignore.
city manager presentation
While the exact dollar amounts weren't specified, new city manager priorities usually mean shifting tax dollars toward fresh projects.
Decisions during term (0)
Recorded while Kelley was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
No decisions found matching General.
Voting record (0)(General)
No votes found matching General.