Maureen "Moe" Freaney
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 33
- Total speaking time
- 13:07:38
- Avg per meeting
- 23:52
- Segments
- 16206
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Top issues during term (20)(Public Safety)
Pinellas County Sheriff's Office Contract
$6,479,308 — roughly $17,000 a day — a 5.67% jump over last year.
Sunsetting two advisory committees
Reduces the administrative cost of sustaining four committees with sparse activity.
Property maintenance and code enforcement citywide
Changing the 20-day cap could allow larger fines against repeat violators, but requires a city commission code amendment.
Accumulated debris and overgrowth on Fairway Drive
Fines of up to $250 per day could apply if the yard isn't mowed by November 13.
50 Squire Court chronic nuisance property
$500 a day in fines accruing against the owners until the property is cleaned up.
Fire Station Condition Assessments
$87,420 for professional engineering assessments.
Resident Appeal over Demolition Permit and Building Board Access
Damaged fence at 1440 Wildwood Court
Repairs are the owner's responsibility; fines up to $250 a day begin if not fixed by December 3.
Bayshore Boulevard vehicle and grass cases
Up to $150 per day after May 19 if the vehicle isn't registered or removed.
2026 St. Patrick's Day Celebration
Flanagan's pays all city costs plus a $3,000 license fee; no city expense.
Dilapidated fence enforcement — 1776 Pasadena Drive
$250 per day accruing from April 8, 2026.
Storm debris removal and flood protection
About $1.44 million in combined increases, covered by a $4.64 million federal grant in the FY26 budget.
Speeding on Highland Avenue
Dilapidated fence enforcement — 1396 Overcash Drive
$150 per day in fines if the fence isn't repaired by July 2.
Offensive accumulation and safety hazards at 53 Highland Avenue
The property owner faces up to $500 a day in fines if cleanup isn't done by July 28, plus eviction court costs.
ADA accessibility of the WWTP breakroom renovation
Redesigning for compliance could add cost and delay to the $169,850 project.
Disabling City social media comments
No direct cost to taxpayers; staff say it streamlines communication work.
Repeat code violations at 1518 Fairway Drive
Up to $250 a day accruing against the property owner until cleanup.
Noise nuisance enforcement at the Church Experience
Unregistered vehicle at 2243 Harbor View Drive
No fines were assessed because the vehicle was registered before the hearing.
Decisions during term (0)
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Voting record (0)(Public Safety)
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