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Council Member, Southeast Ward· 2012–2024

Roy Boldon

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Term ending May 21, 2024.

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Top issues during term (10)

high↑Feb 2021[19]

utility infrastructure recovery

You might see some unexpected costs for home repairs or temporary heating, but the city is footing the bill for the main grid fixes.

medium↑May 2019[7]

election polling locations

Saves you gas money and time by preventing wasted trips to closed or incorrect voting sites.

high↓Jun 2022[6]

police department oversight

Taxpayers are footing the bill for these investigations, and any potential legal fallout could hit the city budget hard.

high↓Nov 2023[4]

public safety surveillance

Taxpayers are footing the bill for this new tech, so we should expect to see these costs reflected in future city budget allocations.

high↓Jan 2023[2]

City leadership transition

A leadership search could cost the city thousands in recruitment fees and potential salary adjustments for a new hire.

high↓Jan 2022[0]

redistricting

While the process itself costs tax dollars, the real impact is how these lines dictate where your property taxes go and how local infrastructure funds are allocated.

high↓Oct 2023[0]

bond election

If this passes, expect your property tax bill to go up to cover the cost of paying back those millions in debt.

high↓Oct 2022[0]

police leadership

While the salary is already baked into the city budget, the chief's new priorities could shift how we spend our tax dollars on equipment and training.

high↓Aug 2022[0]

franchise fee litigation

Winning this suit could mean a nice boost to the city budget, potentially taking the pressure off local property tax rates.

high↓Jul 2019[0]

cultural arts designation

It could cost a little upfront for the application and marketing, but it should pay off by bringing more tourist dollars to local hotels, restaurants, and venues.

Decisions during term (0)

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