Bryan Calvo
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 12
- Total speaking time
- 1:40:52
- Avg per meeting
- 8:24
- Segments
- 1477
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Top issues during term (20)
Boat parking ban on duplex and R-2 properties
A variance application carries fees; no city cost identified yet.
Amendment Three on the November 2026 ballot
The amendment could affect city funding streams that pay for parks, libraries and afterschool programs.
AFSCME Local 161 pension restoration
The contract covers October 2026 through September 2027; specific cost figures weren't stated, but restored pension benefits carry long-term city costs.
Street cleanliness, green spaces and reforestation
Street repairs, drainage cleaning and cleanliness programs are funded through the city budget.
Proposed museum at the John F. Kennedy Library
Up to $337,650 for design services.
Water and Sewer Senior Relief Program (FY 2027)
Higher rates could show up on residents' water bills, though the senior relief program is meant to soften the hit for older residents.
Noise complaints and enforcement
A quiet zone could require safety-infrastructure investment; potential costs were not quantified.
Citywide pool closures pending independent assessment
Azze estimates $50,000 could extend summer lunches to all facilities; pool expansion would require additional lifeguard funding.
Smart water meter pilot
The pilot costs the city nothing, but a full AMI program could follow.
Firefighters Local 1102 contract
The contract's compensation terms will be reflected in fire department payroll for the next two fiscal years.
Commercial vehicle parking and neighborhood degradation on West 68th Street
Grass and tree damage is on city-installed landscaping; repair costs were not quantified.
Fire Station Conditions and Firefighter Concerns
If passed, the union warns of potential new fees to replace lost property tax revenue for public safety.
Childcare facility lockdown notification system
Marlins Youth Academy at Babcock Park
About $310,000 in donated public art; no city cost stated.
JFK Library staffing and possible closure
Street lighting and striping improvements
About $1.6 million spent on LED conversions, which the speaker said will cut power costs long-term.
Elite Dance and Cheer program funding squeeze
Parents are fundraising roughly $20,000 just to get the teams to competitions.
Residential daycare at 902 East 33rd Street
No direct city cost; owner-funded conversion with six parking spaces including one ADA.
Speeding and sight-line hazards on West 64th Terrace
O'Quinn Park lighting and playground improvements
Repairs and new playground lighting would come out of the parks budget.
Decisions during term (420)
Recorded while Calvo was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.