Councilor District 2· 2026-2028
Steven DeGregorio
Rosenberg
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 20
- Total speaking time
- 19:29
- Avg per meeting
- 0:58
- Segments
- 376
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Top issues during term (13)(Public Safety)
Animal Control and Shelter Monthly Report
Residents are paying out of pocket for spay/neuter and food; enforcement costs unknown.
False alarm fee enforcement
Small dollars — about $10,000 written off this year — but repeated staff and police time wasted on uncollectible invoices.
Fiscal Year 2027 Crime Control and Prevention District Budget
Funds new police positions and equipment through dedicated sales tax revenues without increasing the general fund police allocation.
Fireworks Regulations and Enforcement
Administrative fines up to $500 per violation.
Establishment of Rosenberg Crime Control and Prevention District
Generates approximately $3.4 million annually for the Police Department while reducing RDC funding by the same amount.
I-69 Frontage Road and Louise Street Intersection Safety
Initial engineering study costs approximately $9,000, with potential future construction costs ranging from $30,000 to over $116,000 depending on project scope.
ESD No. 6 Fire Protection Agreement & Staffing Expansion
Generates $820,000 annually in revenue for the City while requiring funding for three additional firefighter positions.
Emergency Backup Generators for Civic Center and Lift Stations
Total project expenditures of approximately $1.58 million, with the city contributing a 10% match from general and water-wastewater funds.
Civil Parking Penalties and Insurance Mandates
Generates civil penalty revenue starting at $30 per offense.
Neighborhood Public Safety and Police Response
You'll save a fortune on home repairs by preventing water damage caused by reckless drivers.
Mandatory Pet Microchipping Ordinance
Microchips cost the city $5 to $7 each, with a proposed $20 fee or free community distribution.
Community Cat Caretaker Program and Stray Feeding
None directly from discussion, though volunteers spend thousands annually.
emergency response
Expect potential tax-funded cleanup costs and local business losses due to extended road closures.
Decisions during term (0)
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No decisions found matching Public Safety.
Voting record (0)(Public Safety)
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