Steve G. Hockaday
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 1
- Total speaking time
- 0:53
- Avg per meeting
- 0:53
- Segments
- 6
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Top issues during term (13)(Public Safety)
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.
UCIA Grant for Rescue Squad Building Refurbishment
Renovation funding is not yet identified after a prior $500,000 was redirected to the alarm system.
Emergency Operations Center via Eminent Domain
$500,000 reallocated within previously approved bond funds.
Hazardous Street Trees and Storm Cleanup
One resident reported over $60,000 in storm damage.
Emergency abatement liens on 48 properties
$26,189.30 in cleanup costs will be recouped through property liens.
Mayor's veto of flood mitigation transparency ordinance (MC 2026-22)
Legal notice transparency concerns
Emergency electrical subcode coverage
Up to $50,000 in emergency spending.
ShotSpotter gunfire detection renewal
Costs the city up to $177,294 for one year.
Citywide security camera network
About $533,000 total from capital funds, not the 2026 operating budget.
Public Comment Access and Call-In Information
emergency warning sirens
The city will pay upfront and ongoing costs for sirens, installation, and maintenance, but better early warnings can reduce storm-related losses.
Decisions during term (0)
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Voting record (1)(Public Safety)
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