Tim Lonergan

Accruing code enforcement fines on residential and commercial properties

Certified liens of roughly $69,050 across four properties, with conditional reductions available for compliant owners.

Disaster Debris Monitoring Contract Delay

Building safety inspection fine certifications

Fines of $175-$250/day accrue against noncompliant owners; compliant owners may see fines reduced to 10% of the accrued amount.

Neighbor noise disputes and proof standards

No direct city cost — this is about whether a business can operate late next door to residents.

Fire Apparatus Replacement Financing

Roughly a $6 million fire assessment for new trucks and equipment.

Fire Rescue Staffing and Compensation

The student role starts at $57,111 — one full step below a starting firefighter-paramedic — saving money during training, though the pay plan is being negotiated.

Unpermitted work enforcement

Fines totaling $66,750 were certified against one property owner alone, with more accruing daily on other cases.

AI phone systems blocking live help

Conflict of interest pulls big-box cases

No fines were imposed at this hearing on either retailer; outcome now rests with the Code Enforcement Board.

Lithium-Ion Battery Fire Safety

Public meeting space at Fire Station 87

Interior renovation funding is a budget recommendation in the upcoming capital plan; cost not yet specified.

Unsafe Structures Board vacancies

$49,000 in liens certified so far, growing $250 a day per violation until fixed.

Unresolved fire-safety violations at NW 44th St. apartments

$49,000 in liens certified so far, growing $250 a day per violation until fixed.

Unclear code notices create compliance disputes

Fine accrual suspended in at least two cases while compliance questions are resolved.

Firefighter Paramedic-Student Position

The student role starts at $57,111 — one full step below a starting firefighter-paramedic — saving money during training, though the pay plan is being negotiated.

Pool safety hazard on NW 24th Avenue

Fines of $100 per day per violation apply after the compliance deadlines; otherwise only the $175 administrative fee.

Floranada School Lockdown False Alarm

Unfenced, unlocked pool at 4711 NE 18 Ave.

$250-a-day fines begin after 15 days if the owner doesn't add a lock.

City Flyers Not Translated for Non-English-Speaking Families

Printing translations would add cost but the board sees it as worth it for outreach.

Rotary Connection Homeless Services Partnership