Michael Boyd
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 162
- Total speaking time
- 19:10:00
- Avg per meeting
- 7:06
- Segments
- 22919
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Top issues during term (20)(General)
Homeless Services Funding
The city is evaluating potential ARPA allocations to partner with local non-profits like Habitat for Humanity and Cove House.
Personnel Appointment
Adds salary and benefits for a second assistant city manager position as approved in the FY 2026 budget.
Transitional Homeless Shelter at 1002 Medical Drive
The city is redirecting approximately $1.8 million in existing capital improvement and block grant funds toward these shelter and housing partnerships.
Proposition A Marijuana Ordinance Legal Challenges
Legal expenditures are capped at $100,000 for the fiscal year under the approved resolution.
Language Accessibility in City Communications
Potential reallocation or targeting of CDBG public service funds based on community input.
Short-Term Rental (STR) Regulations and Licensing
Potential collection of up to $194,000 annually in uncollected hotel occupancy tax revenue.
City Charter Recall Amendments
Potential administrative costs for verifying voter registration by district.
Citizen Comment Period
None.
City Manager Evaluation and Compensation
Increases the city manager's salary to $280,802 per year.
New City Hall and Municipal Court Complex Needs Assessment
Estimated around $80 million ($66 million bond plus $12-14 million TIRZ funds), impacting future property taxes.
Animal Shelter Facility Management
Involves grant funds and operational budgets for animal services.
Affordable Senior Housing
The project represents a $25.8 million private investment with approximately $600,000 in city tax abatements that will be escrowed and repaid with interest if the city opts out at year 15.
Municipal Court Backlog and Warrant Forgiveness
Involves nominal administrative diversion fees of $10 for participants, waivable for financial hardship.
flag ordinance enforcement
It's unclear if this fight will cost businesses money, but they're definitely not happy about potentially having to change their displays.
Backyard Chickens Proposal
May require minor equipment purchases like lift gates for animal control trucks.
Veterans Workforce Training Partnership
Cohort training packages starting around $300,000.
Employee Compensation and Market Competitiveness
Proposed compensation enhancements total over $1.2 million beyond baseline payroll.
Killeen Community Center and Senior Center Expansion
Project delays risk CDBG grant funding deadlines if construction does not commence promptly.
Banner and Feather Sign Ordinance Review
Current permit fees can cost businesses over $1,800 annually; council directed staff to lower and simplify fees.
signage ordinance
These changes may increase development costs slightly but aim for long-term property value and reduced maintenance.
Decisions during term (5)
Recorded while Boyd was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Canvass May 3, 2025 General and Special Elections' Returns
OR-25-002: Order May 3, 2025 General Election
Canvass May 4, 2024 General Election Returns
RS-24-017: Joint General Election Agreement
OR-24-001: Calling May 4, 2024 General Election
Voting record (0)(General)
No votes found matching General.