Quanita May
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 9
- Total speaking time
- 45:44
- Avg per meeting
- 5:05
- Segments
- 683
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Top issues during term (20)(General)
Neighborhood Safety and Charitable Feeding Impacts
A comparable shelter model in Orlando cost around $75 million, per a commenter.
Fiscal Year 2026-27 City Budget and Property Tax Millage
Reduces planned capital expenditures by approximately $2.2 million to align with the roll-back property tax rate.
State Operational Audit Timeline & Transparency
Uncertainty surrounding audit findings can impact public trust and municipal administrative planning.
city renaming
Marketing and signage changes will cost taxpayers some cash upfront, but a fresh brand could attract more tourists and boost local property values down the road.
municipal audit
This audit could expose wasted tax dollars or lead to a major shakeup in how the city spends our money.
municipal annexation
Your city taxes could shift depending on which side of the new border your property ends up on.
boardwalk extension
Local businesses and restaurants should see a nice bump in sales thanks to the extra foot traffic.
utility billing issues
You could be forced to pay hundreds of dollars extra for water you didn't even use.
political investigation
Right now, it's unclear how much taxpayer money is going toward legal fees, but investigations like this usually end up costing the city.
legal settlement
The city budget takes a direct $2 million hit, meaning less money available for everyday services and community upgrades.
tourism management
Local bars, clubs, and hotels that rely on the massive student influx could take a major hit to their bottom lines.
airport service
Fewer flights could mean less tourist spending in town, potentially hurting local businesses that rely on visitors.
name change
You might end up paying out of pocket to update all your business cards, signs, and marketing materials if the rebrand goes through.
curfew policy
Local businesses might take a slight hit on late-night youth spending, but they'll save money on property damage and cleanup costs from rowdy crowds.
spending policy violations
Over half a million dollars of taxpayer money was mismanaged or spent against official rules.
youth curfew
It might cost the city extra overtime for police patrols, but it could save money on property damage.
spring break enforcement
While local public safety costs will spike from the extra policing, businesses catering to disorderly crowds might see a temporary dip in sales.
city name change
Local taxpayers will likely foot the bill for updating all city logos, signs, and official paperwork.
cultural festival bid
The city will need to shell out initial funding pledges, but local businesses should see a nice bump in revenue from all the incoming tourists.
panhandling ban
Taxpayers will likely foot the bill for legal fees defending the old ban and drafting a new, legally sound ordinance.
Decisions during term (2)
Recorded while May was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Voting record (1)(General)
Oldest to newest — hover a bar for the item.