Votes that split
0 in 2026All 343 recorded votes▾
On the record
“I do take the point that today it does seem that not accepting, but rather intimidating our neighbors seems to be the way of too many people in America, and that to me is quite backwards to put it mildly.”
“But the ward council person tends to get a lot of the day to day first and then those of us who are at large play a little bit of a backup role or we tag team.”
“So for me, I want to talk about neighborhood level needs and issues in Ward 4, which is something in particular because all seven of us represent the city.”
Speaker identified automatically by voice matching, not by official record. A quote appears only with a link to the moment that identifies the voice (“voice ID”), such as the chair calling on the speaker by name. 77 Council meetings are speaker-labeled so far; school board videos have captions but no speaker labels yet.
Attendance in 2026
From the “Present” list in each set of approved minutes since Apr 2026; each cell links to those minutes.
Committees: Finance Committee (member); Housing, Planning, and Development Committee (member); Public Works and Sustainability Committee (chair). Membership as listed on the city's committee pages; committee attendance counts only meetings with approved minutes.
Votes that split
0 in 2026All 343 recorded votes▾
Motions
moved 7 · seconded 26All 33 motions▾
06.01Seconded: May 2026 Finance Department vendor report submitted pursuant to LCO 111.0305.18Seconded: Report from Public Works & Sustainability Committee meeting held May 11, 202604.06Seconded: Asks the County to advance 2027 property tax collections04.06Seconded: Creates a Host Community Cannabis Fund04.06Moved: Fixes a numbering error in the Audit Committee ordinance04.06Seconded: Fixes a numbering error in the Audit Committee ordinance04.06Seconded: Animal Control Officer Appreciation Week, April 12–1804.06Seconded: Letter honoring Animal Control Officer Appreciation Week04.06Seconded: Council's 2026 Citizens Advisory Committee appointments04.06Seconded: $50,000 county grant for street trees04.06Seconded: Report from Finance Committee held March 23, 202604.06Seconded: Report from Health & Human Services Committee held March 23, 202604.06Seconded: Report from Committee of the Whole held March 30, 202604.06Seconded: Announcement from Councilmember Bixenstine regarding appointment to the Community Relations Advisory…04.06Seconded: Report from Councilmember Strebig regarding March meeting of the Community Health Action Team04.06Seconded: Report from Councilmember Strebig regarding March meeting of the Community Recreation & Education Commission04.06Seconded: Communication from Finance Director Mahoney regarding 2026 Second and Third Quarter Transfer Ordinances, 2027…03.30Seconded: Motion by Chair Baker, seconded by Councilmember Bullock to receive and file the communication03.16Seconded: Endorses the schools' Issue 2 levy01.20Seconded: Motion made by Chair Evans, seconded by Councilmember Bullock to refer Resolution 2026-01 favorably back to City Council12.15Moved: 2026 city budget appropriations12.15Moved: Contract authority for Planning & Development programs (amended)11.17Seconded: New lease with Lakewood Child Care Center at 1450 Belle Avenue (substitute version)11.10Seconded: Motion by Councilmember Baker, seconded by Councilmember Bullock to recommend adoption of Resolution 2025-6611.03Moved: Report from Finance Committee held October 27, 202511.03Moved: Report from Housing, Planning, & Development Committee held October 27, 202511.03Moved: Report from the Rules & Ordinances Committee regarding meeting held November 3, 2025On the record
“I do take the point that today it does seem that not accepting, but rather intimidating our neighbors seems to be the way of too many people in America, and that to me is quite backwards to put it mildly.”
“But the ward council person tends to get a lot of the day to day first and then those of us who are at large play a little bit of a backup role or we tag team.”
“So for me, I want to talk about neighborhood level needs and issues in Ward 4, which is something in particular because all seven of us represent the city.”
Speaker identified automatically by voice matching, not by official record. A quote appears only with a link to the moment that identifies the voice (“voice ID”), such as the chair calling on the speaker by name. 77 Council meetings are speaker-labeled so far; school board videos have captions but no speaker labels yet.