Steven Glassman
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 41
- Total speaking time
- 9:51:34
- Avg per meeting
- 14:26
- Segments
- 8729
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Top issues during term (20)(Roads)
Tarpon River and Shady Banks neighborhood improvements
$1.96 million in FDOT grant money, at risk if the deadline is missed.
Train horn quiet zone under federal review
Not stated in the meeting.
Galt Mile safety funding and fireboat replacement
$1,893,078 in state funding.
Microtransit Program Expansion
$1,577,843 added in the general fund for microtransit.
Flooding at Broward General Medical Center entrance
Road-raising costs were previously deemed exorbitant for longer segments, but grants and MPO funding may cover this short vital segment.
Sidewalk Construction Requirement Changes
Himmarshee Tactical Urbanism and Streetscape Beautification Plan
$50,000 already budgeted in FY 2026 for the temporary installation.
Sidewalk Master Plan acceptance
Over $20 million identified for the initial phases of sidewalk gaps.
MicroTransit Service Transition
A $1,157,165 city commitment for MicroTransit services.
Executive Airport Taxiway Grant
No new city cost — state grant funds cover the work.
Las Olas Boulevard Mobility Western Corridor
About $5 million for the downtown section and $7.5 million for the shops section, boosted by a new $1.2 million federal earmark.
Road and safety grants
Millions in outside funding for streets and safety with little local cost.
New River rail crossing
The tunnel estimate is $887 million from 2023, likely higher today; no funding is committed.
Bridge Engineering Continuing Services
$2,438,000 over three years for bridge design and structural engineering services.
Victoria Park right-of-way vacations
The applicant pays for relocating the fire hydrant and water main through permitting.
NW 5 Avenue Streetscape Improvements
$991,990.57 city contract for the improvements.
Port and 17th Street Causeway Traffic Congestion
Pending Litigation Against Florida Department of Transportation
Unknown; litigation outcomes could carry significant cost or rights implications for the city.
Las Olas mobility project funding
$19.3M corridor cost against roughly $2M on hand so far.
Neighborhood street conditions
State funding previously covered roughly 25 miles of road improvements; additional resurfacing funding is unknown.
Decisions during term (1)
Recorded while Glassman was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Voting record (0)(Roads)
No votes found matching Roads.