Josh Levy
About
Josh Levy's platform centers heavily on enhancing public safety measures and advancing environmental sustainability within the city of Hollywood. Additionally, his campaign reflects a non-partisan approach to local leadership, emphasizing practical governance over party politics.
Campaign promises (1)
- public-safetyJosh Levy prioritized public safety and environmental sustainability as core focuses of his campaign bid.
Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 38
- Total speaking time
- 16:09:26
- Avg per meeting
- 25:31
- Segments
- 16918
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Top issues during term (20)(Public Safety)
FEC Railway Quiet Zone Retention
Up to $4 million over five years for crossing maintenance, plus roughly $300,000 for Garfield Street quad gates.
School Zone Warning Lights
Fine revenue was a concern raised given Amendment 3's optics; costs and vendor contracts come later.
Emerald Hills Safety Enhancement District renewal
Assessments could double to $500 per year for district homeowners if extended.
Fire Station 74 HVAC Replacement Cost Increase
Up to $1.9 million guaranteed maximum price.
Joint board meeting membership dispute
Police Radio System Funding
Adds up to $1 million in contract spending over three years.
Neighborhood Code Enforcement and Traffic Safety Concerns
Downtown 4 a.m. liquor licenses
A cap could affect downtown bar revenue and the city's nightlife economy; no dollar figure given.
Behavioral Health Core Grant Funding
$327,782.20 in grant funds with no local match required.
Crime Prevention Funding From Forfeiture Funds
$139,500 in forfeiture funds, not general tax revenue.
Emergency Sandbags and City Operations Contracts
Combined commitments exceeding $900,000 across the three contracts.
Firefighter contract and pension changes
Higher member contribution rates (9.85%/11.35%) and pension changes affect long-term retirement system costs.
Beach truck ordinance and residential parking
Downtown streetlight outages
Homelessness in Hollywood
Not specified; existing HOME-ARP and Caring Place funding continues.
Vessel exclusion zone on city waterways
The city will pay a contractor to install and permit the buoys; no cost figure was given at the meeting.
Overnight boat anchoring limits
None stated; enforcement costs absorbed by police operations.
Foreclosure Litigation on North Dixie Properties
Police Canine Donation
No city cost — fully covered by a $17,500 donation.
Scooter and micromobility rental ban
Decisions during term (0)
Recorded while Levy was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
No decisions found matching Public Safety.
Voting record (0)(Public Safety)
No votes found matching Public Safety.