Elizabeth Ingram
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 27
- Total speaking time
- 2:23:15
- Avg per meeting
- 5:18
- Segments
- 1695
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Top issues during term (20)(Public Safety)
Micro-Mobility Ordinance
Higher fines for parking and scooter violations.
Noise Dispute at 1695 Lee Road, Unit D-104
A nominal $2 total fine shared between tenant and owner; enforcement continues if police are called again.
Red Light Traffic Cameras
Potential new revenue not yet quantified; Russell proposed directing it to road repair.
i9 Sports incident and field-use review
Code Compliance Board leadership transition
A $400 fine plus a $40 lien filing cost stand against the Whitehall Drive property unless the City Commission acts.
Resident code enforcement dispute
Flock cameras and wastewater interlocal
No direct fiscal impact stated; the program was already funded and the cameras are being removed.
Electric permitting process backlog
Flock License Plate Cameras
No direct fiscal impact stated; the program was already funded and the cameras are being removed.
Marine enforcement and boat repair
SR 426 road safety audit
Countermeasure costs will come with the final report; the audit itself was funded through MetroPlan Orlando.
Blind Experience and White Cane Safety
Audible signals would need grant funding — the city doesn't have budget for them now.
Public Safety Service Reductions
Closing the fire engine company would save about $1.25 million; the police tech cuts would save $300,000.
police misconduct lawsuit
Taxpayers could end up paying for the city’s legal defense, any settlement, and possibly higher insurance costs.
Glenridge Way RRFB synchronization problem
Police staffing reductions of $1.1 million
About $1.1 million in cuts; also ~$120,000 a year spent on city event security.
Marine patrol and dock light safety question
Dock fee compliance affects boating revenue, and a sign at Dinky Dock is planned to boost awareness.
Fire Department Standards of Cover
Not stated in the meeting — the plan guides future fire service resource decisions.
Repeat party-house violations at 455 Huntington Ave.
No fine was imposed in this case, but repeat violations can bring fines up to $500 per day under the city's enforcement order structure.
Red Light Camera Program Performance
$1.42 million to city general/law enforcement and $38,798 to police training from the program.
Decisions during term (0)
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Voting record (0)(Public Safety)
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