Steven P. Thompson
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 1
- Total speaking time
- 0:14
- Avg per meeting
- 0:14
- Segments
- 7
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Top issues during term (20)(General)
Yukon Road Right-of-Way Annexations
Expands the city's corporate limits and long-term tax base.
Board and Commission Appointments
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Ratliff Ranch Golf Course Expansion Study
A full course expansion is estimated to cost between $25 million and $50 million, requiring potential public-private partnerships.
Billy Hext Road Widening Design
The design contract is capped at $235,000, funded from FY26 street design accounts.
City Banking Depository Services Renewal
Generates projected net interest income over a five-year period based on a $10.16 million average deposit balance.
legal dispute
This legal fight could cost taxpayers a bundle, depending on who wins.
Personnel Appointment
This hire could mean big changes for city spending and how your tax dollars are used.
City Manager Change
Big changes at the top could mean shifts in how your tax dollars are spent, so keep an eye on that.
legal ruling
This win means the city doesn't have to pay out a bunch of money, keeping taxpayer dollars safe.
judicial staffing
Hiring more judges could mean more taxpayer money spent on salaries, but it might save money in the long run by speeding up cases.
city attorney hiring
This new hire could impact city finances depending on how they handle legal cases and contracts.
city manager resignation
We don't know yet if this change will cost us more or save us money, but it's worth watching.
city manager search
We don't know yet how much this new hire will cost taxpayers, but a good manager can save money in the long run.
utility service restoration
This intervention likely prevented further financial losses for residents and businesses who rely on consistent utility access.
local politics
Who knows how this will shake up city spending, but change is definitely in the air!
disaster declaration
Expect some costs to pile up for cleanup and repairs from this icy mess.
AG letter response
Who knows how this political fight will affect city funds, but it's definitely not a good look.
oil and gas drilling
This could bring in some serious cash for the city, but what's the trade-off for our downtown?
oil drilling
This could mean more jobs and money for Odessa, but at what cost to the people living there?
city manager introduction
No immediate financial impacts are mentioned, but it's a good sign for future city planning!
Decisions during term (5)
Recorded while Thompson was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Consider an ordinance revising the Personnel Policies and Procedures Manual - Section 2.110, entitled Nepotism to amend the City policies on nepotism (generally, the employment and/or supervision of Relatives). (Ordinance - second reading…
ODC General Development Plan and Budget Approval
Ordinance Calling 2026 General Municipal Election
Consider an ordinance approving of the request by George T. Garrett II, amending the Code of Ordinances Chapter 14 Zoning Article 14-1 General Provisions Section 14-1-4 Zoning District Map by changing the zoning classification from GR,…
Consider approval of the request by Billy Cleaver Jr. for a zone change from Retail District (R) to General Residence District (GR), on a 0.220-acre tract of land located in Lots 19-20, Block 7,Sunrise Subdivision, City of Odessa, Ector…
Voting record (0)(General)
No votes found matching General.