Todd Little
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 39
- Total speaking time
- 15:05:24
- Avg per meeting
- 23:13
- Segments
- 15256
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Top issues during term (18)
Facility Planning
Approximately $11 million purchase and renovation cost funded within existing budget plans.
Courthouse Facility Improvements
Contract amount is $3,127,655 with a 7% contingency.
County Vehicle Procurement
Aims to optimize vehicle lifecycle costs and trade-in values across the county fleet.
residential development
Allows for property development and potential increase in tax base, while conditions aim to mitigate negative impacts.
November 2026 Joint Election Administration
Cost-sharing agreements reduce election expenses for participating local entities.
Grand Prairie TERS Participation
The county could potentially contribute millions in tax increments over 10-30 years, though it is projected to retain significantly more in total tax revenue.
Tax Abatement Compliance
Pausing new abatements aims to protect the county's future tax revenue in an uncertain legislative environment.
Jail Medical Services
The department is actively seeking grant funding to expand services and hire additional support staff.
Animal Shelter Funding
The county will save on the monthly $9,085 contract fee but faces potential costs for future shelter solutions.
Precinct 3 Road Rehabilitation
The project has a total cost of $570,115, with efforts to secure $162,000 in state grant funding.
Electricity Procurement
The county spends about $606,000 annually on electricity.
State-to-County Personnel Transfer Policy
Protects the county budget from unexpected leave liability payouts.
County Judge Resignation and Appointment
None directly from the transition itself.
emergency management
Expect a major hit to the local budget as the city pivots to emergency cleanup and infrastructure repairs.
public health initiative
Keeping our first responders healthy prevents costly staffing shortages and potential overtime spikes during health crises.
population growth
You’ll likely see your property taxes climb as the city pours money into building new schools and fixing up roads to handle the extra traffic.
elected officials salaries
It directly impacts your local tax dollars, funding the compensation packages for county officials in the upcoming budget.
civil rights protest
While there's no direct price tag yet, ignoring these calls for change could lead to costly legal battles or long-term economic instability for the city.
Decisions during term (126)
Recorded while Little was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.