Adrian O. Mapp
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 6
- Total speaking time
- 40:05
- Avg per meeting
- 6:41
- Segments
- 315
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Top issues during term (20)
2026 municipal budget and library funding
The city's own numbers: current tax impact $306 per average household ($110,000 assessed); funding the library gap would add roughly $19 more, with layoffs of about 17 employees already in the plan.
Citywide speed hump installations
Up to $316,400 in capital funds.
Mayor's veto of MC 2026-31
Litter and code enforcement on West Front Street
Police firearms replacement and 1033 program
$214,042.50 for firearms; 1033 equipment is surplus/federal at no cost.
Municipal employee layoffs and health plan dispute
Salary and wage line in the senior center budget; exact amount not disclosed publicly.
Queen City Academy traffic and land purchases
Queen City's purchase of a formerly taxable building removes that property from the tax rolls.
Dudley House (930-932 Putnam Ave) redevelopment plan
City would sell the property to a developer for revenue.
Residential permit parking request (Compton Ave/Front St)
Milt Campbell Field detention basin improvement
Adds $500,000 in grant funding toward a ~$4.25 million project.
Hannah Atkins fully inclusive playground
Roughly $733,060.77 in capital funds for this site, within a $7.73 million multi-site project.
Emergency sewer ejector repair at police headquarters
$85,765.44 emergency appropriation.
Cottage food operations
Netherwood train station redevelopment study
Cost of the planning study; no project cost approved yet.
Best Practices Inventory score
Protects 100% of state aid; a lower score could have cost the city millions.
immigration enforcement policy
The direct price tag is small, but the city could face legal-defense costs or federal pushback—so it’s a budget watch item, not a line-item windfall.
Short-term rental rules
Registration fees may be waived in year one; enforcement costs are not specified.
UCIA Grant for Rescue Squad Building Refurbishment
Renovation funding is not yet identified after a prior $500,000 was redirected to the alarm system.
Third Ward Council Vacancy Filled
No direct city spending is attached to the appointment in the source, so the immediate cost is likely minimal—though Bright will get a vote on budgets and spending that affect your wallet.
Hazardous Street Trees and Storm Cleanup
One resident reported over $60,000 in storm damage.
Decisions during term (141)
Recorded while Mapp was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.