Jacqueline M. Railey

School Zone Safety and Speed Enforcement Cameras

The camera program operates at no taxpayer expense while generating fine revenue to support school safety initiatives.

Fire Station 113 and Administration Building Redevelopment

Design costs are part of the capital budget; full construction costs weren't listed on the agenda.

Forfeiture funds for narcotics and forensics equipment

$76,000 in forfeiture funds, not general tax revenue.

Proactive Code Enforcement in Rental Communities

FDOT traffic safety grants

Would bring $50,000 in state grant funding to the police department with no local tax increase indicated.

Firefighters Collective Bargaining Agreement

Involves negotiated salary and schedule adjustments for fire rescue personnel within the city budget.

Repeat code violations at W. Hillsboro Boulevard commercial properties

Repeat violators face daily fines of $50 once compliance deadlines pass.

25-Year Safety Program enforcement

Owners face $50 per day fines after November 19 if not compliant.

Promenade Business District Safety and Curfew Enforcement

Universal Healthcare Advocacy

Hobby Breeder Code Clarification

Negligible fiscal impact on municipal operations.

Traffic Speeding and Noise on Lyons Road and Winston Park Boulevard

Overtime allocation funded via traffic enforcement grants.

Federal Community Project Funding Support

Seeking federal appropriations to offset capital improvement costs.

police technology

While exact rollout costs weren't detailed, adopting cutting-edge tech like this usually means taxpayer dollars are going toward hardware, software, and pilot training.

In-House Fleet Maintenance for Heavy Fire Apparatus

$250,540 ongoing annual adjustment plus $95,000 one-time equipment cost.