Jason Newlin
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- Meetings spoken in
- 30
- Total speaking time
- 1:14:36
- Avg per meeting
- 2:29
- Segments
- 1657
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Top issues during term (20)
Section 10 Wastewater Plant Expansion Concerns
Funded by sewer customer rates through the enterprise fund, not general taxes.
Data Center Zoning Regulations
A data center ordinance itself costs little, but rules around decommissioning bonds and infrastructure could shift costs to developers instead of taxpayers — and rates could rise if large loads weren't properly insulated.
Laughlin Ranch Major General Plan Amendment
The applicant projects a 54% reduction in water demand (about 1.9 billion gallons) versus the current approved plan, but residents question actual data center water use.
Flooding emergency and storm recovery
$600,000 moved now, with total damage expected to top $4 million and more funding requests coming.
Water Resource Allocation and Development Growth
Water entitlements bought decades ago for $750-$1,400 per acre-foot are now worth over $20,000 — a major long-term asset.
Highway 68 Safety Study
Smaller fixes can be done in-house; lighting and turn restrictions will need new funding through ADOT's planning process.
BLM Land Exchange Agreement
The city gives up largely inaccessible land for a small but valuable in-city parcel.
Colorado River Water Management EIS Comments
Not specified in the agenda; the value of conservation credits to the city was not stated.
Sale of Out-of-City Fort Mojave Water Assets
Proceeds of at least $2.3 million would likely go to the utility fund, which has borrowed about $10 million from the general fund.
Lakeside Drive Emergency Manhole Rehabilitation
Cost $191,863.56 from utility funds for emergency repairs.
Electric-Assist Bicycle Regulations and Park Safety
Staff time and potential signage/enforcement costs.
Veterans Resource Center land proposal and records requests
The proposed facility is valued at $6.32 million; the land value determination is in dispute.
Sewer lift station emergency pump rebuild
Costs the city $76,490.03 without competitive bidding.
Mohave County Airport Authority Legal Consultation
Any financial exposure or obligations weren't made public.
Original Bullhead City Revitalization
Issuance of $16.5 million in improvement district bonds, backed by property assessments on developers.
Boys & Girls Club Funding Increase
An extra $10,000 comes from the city's general fund contingency this fiscal year.
Wild Burro Population Management
None; burro management is federally funded.
Ramar Road Traffic Safety and Speeding
Minor costs for potential signage, pavement markings, or speed feedback signs.
City Center Infrastructure Financing
The $16.5 million in bonds and $12.1 million construction contract are repaid by the developer and future property owners through assessments, not city taxes.
Community Cat TNR Program Review
Potential future budget allocations for expanded spay and neuter services or shelter transport.
Decisions during term (365)
Recorded while Newlin was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Consent agenda: October 20 minutes and Resolution 2026R-43 police grant
Purchase of used 2024 GMC Savana utility truck — $67,886
Water conservation agreement with Bureau of Reclamation (ICS banking)
Emergency pump rebuild at 18-2 Lift Station — $76,490.03
Purchase of well 6-1 site property and easements — $125,000
Flood emergency declaration and $600,000 transfer (Resolution 2026R-44)
Approve the minutes of the October 20, 2026 Regular Council Meeting. (City Clerk Ogden)
Consent Agenda (Items 1-2): Minutes and Police Grant Resolution 2026R-43
Purchase of used 2024 GMC Savana utility truck — $67,886
Water conservation agreement with Bureau of Reclamation (Intentionally Created Surplus)
Emergency pump rebuild for 18-2 Lift Station — $76,490.03
Property purchase for new 6-1 well site — $125,000
Emergency declaration and $600,000 transfer for flood recovery (Resolution 2026R-44)
Approve the minutes of the October 20, 2026 Regular Council Meeting. (City Clerk Ogden)
Consent agenda approved
Postpone general plan amendment hearing to December 1
Pier 95 RV Park rezone (Ordinance 2026-19)
Marble Canyon subdivision time extension
Wastewater filter media purchase
ADA pedestrian pushbutton grant application (Resolution 2026 R-42)
Voting record (180)
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