Mone' Holder
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 10
- Total speaking time
- 8:44
- Avg per meeting
- 0:52
- Segments
- 129
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Top issues during term (20)
Fort George River Sandbar Vessel Speed Regulation
The city would need to fund the installation of required signage if the no-wake zone is approved.
Government transparency: JEA, JAA, and JAXPORT livestreaming
Minimal — JAA already has the equipment.
JEA meeting transparency charter amendment
JEA would bear the cost of recording and posting its meetings; no estimate is given.
Sibbald Road housing initiative
The East 22nd Street land would have gone at no cost; the Sibbald Road effort asks for negotiation of about 3.45 acres with costs TBD.
Water Safety Education and Infant Swimming Programs
Funding for expanded swimming programs and lifeguard training initiatives will require municipal or partner support.
Gateway Shopping Mall RV and boat storage
The owners have invested millions in the self-storage conversion already; a traffic study later would cost roughly $25,000-30,000 if triggered.
Sidewalk deferral denial appeal — 19 infill lots, District 8
Sidewalk costs would be passed to homebuyers now, or fall on individual homeowners later if the city ever builds connecting sidewalks.
Utility assistance funding
$2.3 million out of general fund operating reserves, with a 25% advance payment to United Way.
JaxTwin Digital City Platform and Infrastructure Modeling
Back taxes and liens blocking street closures
The city is owed roughly $138,000 in taxes and liens tied to the applicant before the closure can take effect.
City Hall mold and council office conditions
The $70,000 furniture purchase tied 3-3 and was deferred; remediation costs were absorbed by Public Buildings.
Quasi-judicial rezoning items erroneously referred
Beer and wine at Arlington batting cage facility
The owner has already sunk about $150,000 into renovating the facility, which will operate either way.
Library content governance concerns
Emergency utility bill assistance for struggling households
$2.3 million from general fund operating reserves, with a flagged 25% advance to United Way.
gun violence
Medical bills and emergency response costs will pile up, plus it could hurt local tourism and event spending if people get scared to visit.
Dinsmore Area Sidewalks Safety Campaign
$500,000 state grant funding.
Charles 'Boobie' Clark Park housing plan
3.45 acres of outparcels would be conveyed for Phase 1 housing development; costs not specified.
Rescue of endangered historic homes
The city would absorb foreclosure and disposition costs, though the bill aims to recapture value through a $10,000 minimum bid process.
Historic preservation property disposition rules
Auction proceeds (minimum $10,000 per property) would feed the Restore Endangered Historic Adaptable Buildings fund.
Decisions during term (572)
Recorded while Holder was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Ordinance 2026-0779 — Industrial parking maximums
Ordinance 2026-0799 — Arbors CDD expansion
Ordinance 2026-0801 — Williamson Lane closure deferred over unpaid taxes
Resolution Q (2026-0777) — Sidewalk deferral appeal continued
Bill 2026-0803 — JEA meeting broadcasts (deferred)
2026-0541 — Beaver St W redevelopment agreement (Publix-anchored project)
2026-0802 — Post-election voting audit system grant ($590,000)
2026-0800 — Inmate Welfare Trust Fund budget ($2,280,097.81)
2026-0811 — Gator Bowl Sports stadium use agreement
2026-0814 — Downtown Vision enhanced municipal services assessment
2026-0756 — Prohibited grant expenditures (vehicle purchases)
2026-0804 — School Crossing Guard Trust Fund (withdrawn)
2026-0805 — Murray Hill Preservation Association grant ($125,000)
2026-0806 — Historic preservation ordinance
2026-0813 — Youth Crisis Center House of Hope ($162,640)
2026-0855 — Shore Manufacturing economic development grant ($65,000)
2026-0865 — Goodwill Summer Youth Works re-appropriation ($150,000, emergency)
2026-0869 — Council suite furniture purchase ($70,000, emergency)
Deferred items — 2024-0966, 2025-0361, 2026-0227, 2026-0320, 2026-0377, 2026-0677, 2026-0808, 2026-0809, 2026-0810, 2026-0867, 2026-0868
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Voting record (44)
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