Todd Drosky
About
Todd Drosky's campaign and platform emphasize local governance and public safety, specifically advocating for the benefits of city-run police and fire services for Deerfield Beach residents.
Campaign promises (1)
- public-safetyAdvocated for city-run police and fire services, arguing they will benefit residents.Related votes
Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 24
- Total speaking time
- 10:44:37
- Avg per meeting
- 26:52
- Segments
- 11227
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Top issues during term (18)(Public Safety)
Public Safety Grants and Equipment Funding
More than $17 million in combined commitments across multiple accounts if the consent items pass.
Fire Station 75 Modular Building Installation
Not to exceed $450,000.00 from CIP Infrastructure funds.
Permitting and code compliance headaches in Century Village
Public Safety Service Provider Supermajority Requirement
Protects millions of dollars invested in the new municipal police and fire departments from abrupt administrative changes.
Establishment of Municipal Police and Fire-Rescue Departments
Public safety spending will shift from annual contract payments to capital and operational expenditures for new municipal departments, projected at tens of millions in startup costs.
Public Safety Transition and Legal Dispute with BSO
The transition carries substantial ongoing costs; the proposed charter amendment would require a four-fifths commission vote to reverse police/fire contracting decisions.
NE 3rd Avenue Traffic Safety and Speeding Concerns
Generates fine revenue for the city while imposing financial penalties on motorists.
Meeting civility and public comment rules
Municipal Public Safety & Police/Fire Transition
Estimated startup costs could reach $30 million for equipment and infrastructure.
CRA Community Policing Deputy Detail Schedule
Deputies funded at an established rate of $74 per hour.
police services
Starting a brand-new police department could require massive upfront investments and completely shake up local tax dollars.
police and fire contract dispute
Your local tax dollars are up in the air while the city and the sheriff's office fight over how much these safety services should cost.
fire fee increase
Property owners and residents should expect a direct increase in their annual tax bills or utility fees to cover the cost of the new fire department.
police and fire contracts
Switching public safety providers could shake up city spending, potentially altering how your tax dollars fund local police and fire services.
police services study
This move could save the city millions, though starting a brand-new police department comes with massive upfront costs.
police contract negotiations
Stalled negotiations could delay the budget process and potentially leave taxpayers footing higher costs if emergency extensions or legal fees pile up.
police contract dispute
Your local tax dollars and city budget could take a hit as the cost of police services hangs in the balance.
police services contract
Renewing the existing contract maintains current public safety spending without the massive startup costs of creating a brand-new municipal police department.
Decisions during term (5)
Recorded while Drosky was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Resolution 2026/ - Intent to reimburse capital expenditures for public safety equipment by incurring debt.
Debt Obligation Authorization for Public Safety Vehicles
Public Safety Advisory Committee Ordinance
Ordinance Authorizing Debt Obligations for Public Safety Vehicles
Advancement of Charter Item K (Supermajority for Public Safety Changes)
Voting record (4)(Public Safety)
Oldest to newest — hover a bar for the item.
Debt Obligation Authorization for Public Safety Vehicles
Public Safety Advisory Committee Ordinance
Voted against, citing concerns over exclusive representation and staff distraction.