Rosemary Wilsen
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 8
- Total speaking time
- 25:15
- Avg per meeting
- 3:09
- Segments
- 681
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Top issues during term (20)(Public Safety)
Fire Protection Assessment Fee Increase
Generates approximately $14 million in non-ad valorem revenue dedicated exclusively to fire protection services, resulting in a residential rate of $383.90 per equivalent dwelling unit.
Red Light Camera Enforcement and Citation Hearings
Drivers facing citations could owe fines if the citations are upheld at hearing.
Code Compliance and Property Maintenance Hearings
Potential fines and compliance costs for property owners with active violations.
Fire Department Advisory Operations & Community Outreach
Funded from the approved current fiscal year and retiree breakfast budget, so no new spending.
Code Enforcement Modernization and Fine Increases
Generates increased fine revenue for the newly established code enforcement recovery fund.
611 N. Lakewood Avenue demolition dispute
The property owner says he can pay $51,352.20 owed to the city.
School Zone Speed Enforcement Program
Contested citations could mean fines paid — or waived — depending on each hearing's outcome.
Cybersecurity support program for the retirement fund
Cybersecurity services carry contract costs for the fund, not yet specified.
Hazardous Tree Abatement Near Schools
FY 2026-27 Fire Protection Assessment Adjustments
Establishes a residential fire assessment fee of $383.90 for FY 2027, generating over $14 million in revenue dedicated entirely to fire protection services.
Blighted and Unmaintained Properties
Property owners face daily fines of $100 to $250 if they fail to comply with board orders.
Fire Services Assessment Fee Revision & Tax Reform Pressures
Would generate an additional $3.5 million in revenue, setting a single-family flat fee of $341.24.
EMS Enterprise Fund Restructuring
Generates an estimated $3.7 million in annual EMS revenue against $2.6 million in operational costs, creating an initial operational buffer.
Police Department Community Outreach and Event Planning
A $1,000 allocation from the advisory council's budget.
WOKB Radio Station Event Noise Complaints
fire service assessment fee
Homeowners could face an extra charge of up to $597 tacked onto their property tax bill every single year.
Public Restroom and Hygiene Ordinance
Negligible administrative costs associated with signage and enforcement.
Residential Code Enforcement and Foreclosure Policy Overhaul
The city expects to recover administrative and legal costs through fine collections and property settlements, which have already brought in $28,000 under a recent lien reduction program.
Fire Prevention and Lithium-Ion Battery Safety
Funded through the established department budget.
Student Mental Health and Youth Support
Program relies on board coordination and potential resource allocations.
Decisions during term (0)
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Voting record (0)(Public Safety)
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