Kris Cruzada
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 30
- Total speaking time
- 3:10:58
- Avg per meeting
- 6:22
- Segments
- 2534
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Top issues during term (20)(Public Safety)
Micromobility rules
No direct cost stated; administrative costs involve updating citation forms.
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.
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
Electric permitting process backlog
SR 426 road safety audit
Countermeasure costs will come with the final report; the audit itself was funded through MetroPlan Orlando.
Glenridge Way RRFB synchronization problem
police misconduct lawsuit
Taxpayers could end up paying for the city’s legal defense, any settlement, and possibly higher insurance costs.
College Quarter noise enforcement requires willing complainants
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.
Public Safety Service Reductions
Closing the fire engine company would save about $1.25 million; the police tech cuts would save $300,000.
Blind Experience and White Cane Safety
Audible signals would need grant funding — the city doesn't have budget for them now.
Marine patrol and dock light safety question
Dock fee compliance affects boating revenue, and a sign at Dinky Dock is planned to boost awareness.
Police staffing reductions of $1.1 million
About $1.1 million in cuts; also ~$120,000 a year spent on city event security.
Pad-mounted transformer placement and screening
Moving transformers to better-screened spots can cost developers tens of thousands of dollars extra, sometimes $80,000 or more per location.
Decisions during term (0)
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Voting record (0)(Public Safety)
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