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Bill Schumann

Commissioner Precinct 32013–2025

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At a glance

News mentions
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Term ending Jan 1, 2025.

Voice

Meetings spoken in
17
Total speaking time
59:43
Avg per meeting
3:31
Segments
1217

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Top issues during term (14)

critical↓Feb 2024[10]

Wildfire Safety and Burn Ban Extension

Prevents costly emergency firefighting responses by mitigating wildfire risks.

high↓Dec 2024[5]

Emergency Medical Services Coverage

The amendment is at no cost to the county.

high↓Dec 2022[0]

legal challenge to local ordinance

Taxpayers are on the hook for the legal fees racked up by both the city and the county during this high-stakes courtroom fight.

high↓Apr 2023[0]

marijuana ordinance litigation

Taxpayers are footing the bill for a lengthy legal battle that could drain city resources regardless of who wins.

high↓Jan 2024[0]

sewer infrastructure

Expect your tax dollars to go toward some hefty, unplanned repair bills for the city's aging sewer lines.

medium↓Mar 2023[0]

public records access

Knowing how to file requests correctly saves you from paying unnecessary administrative fees or wasting billable hours on dead-end searches.

high↓Dec 2024[0]

annexation and boundary adjustment

You might see changes to your property tax bill or utility rates depending on which city now claims your address.

high↓Sep 2023[0]

water restrictions

You could end up paying unnecessary fines if you don't keep an eye on your watering schedule.

medium↓Jul 2024[0]

waste management

You'll likely have to shell out your own cash for private waste removal services or pay dump fees to get rid of your yard debris.

medium↓May 2024[0]

disaster relief

This fund pools community donations to provide direct financial assistance to residents facing unexpected recovery costs.

high↓Feb 2024[0]

marijuana policy

This fight is burning through tax dollars that could be going toward other city services instead of court costs and enforcement.

medium↓Oct 2021[0]

redistricting

While the map-drawing itself costs taxpayer money, the real hit comes from potential shifts in state funding priorities based on who holds office.

medium↓Nov 2024[0]

educational infrastructure

While specific costs aren't public yet, this partnership likely leverages state grants and institutional funding to minimize the burden on local taxpayers.

high↓May 2023[0]

mayoral resignation

There shouldn't be a huge hit to your wallet, though the city will likely need to cover the costs of a special election or appointment process.

Decisions during term (0)

Recorded while Schumann was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.

No decisions found.