Michael Endres

elections

The election will require city funds to administer the voting process.

Abandoned Vehicle Nuisance

community facility repurposing

The design phase is estimated to cost $5 million, with total construction projected between $30 million and $35 million.

park infrastructure

The city is wrapping up its planned investment, so you won't see any surprise costs hitting your tax bill.

municipal procurement

That's $2 million of your tax dollars heading straight into city construction projects.

local elections

Your vote directly influences how your tax dollars are spent on local infrastructure, parks, and city services.

mayoral election results

There is no direct financial impact from this administrative action.

food truck regulation

Local businesses might see more competition, but the city could lose out on specific permit fees and regulatory oversight revenue.

Immigration Enforcement Policy

Responsible Fatherhood Month

None directly, though the speaker argued it could reduce long-term social service costs.

public transportation

The program will be funded through the city's transit partnership budget.

charter amendments

Depending on which amendments pass, we could see shifts in how tax dollars are allocated or how the city manages its long-term debt.

short-term rental regulation

Hosts will likely face new permit fees and potential fines if they don't follow the updated city code.

mayoral election

The outcome of this election will dictate how your tax dollars are prioritized for infrastructure, public safety, and city services over the next few years.

local election

These officials will directly control how your local tax dollars are spent on city services and infrastructure.