Matt Orlando
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Top issues during term (16)(General)
surveillance technology
While the exact cost isn't highlighted, keeping these cameras running impacts city tax dollars allocated to public safety and tech contracts.
surveillance technology policy
Taxpayers won't be funding the glitchy reader network anymore, saving city cash.
utility rates
Your monthly water and power bills are going up a bit, though you'll still be paying less than folks in neighboring cities.
animal control ordinance
You could face unexpected fines if your feathered friends violate local noise or zoning rules.
public health initiative
Your local tax dollars are successfully funding an efficient, high-performing public health program without wasted spending.
airport expansion
This project could boost the local economy by bringing in more aviation business and creating jobs.
surveillance camera suspension
Taxpayers could see a shift in public safety spending depending on whether the city scraps the camera contract or upgrades privacy safeguards.
surveillance data misuse
Shutting down the system avoids future liability and lawsuits, but we've already wasted tax money on tech that wasn't properly monitored.
surveillance technology ban
Buying, maintaining, and potentially removing these high-tech cameras could end up costing taxpayers a pretty penny.
legal settlement
Taxpayers are on the hook for a $340,000 payout that could have funded other local projects.
animal control regulation
You could face unexpected fines if your backyard bird-feeding setup doesn't comply with the city's new guidelines.
general plan
It doesn't cost anything to look at right now, but the projects inside it will eventually shape where our tax dollars go for roads and public spaces.
surveillance camera contract
The contract's price tag is on hold for now while the city rethinks its options.
legal dispute
The city could be on the hook for millions in payouts and legal fees, which ultimately comes out of your pocket.
surveillance cameras
Taxpayers could see funds shifted depending on whether the city cancels the camera contracts or continues paying to maintain and operate the tech.
drink spiking ordinance
Local businesses might have to spend a bit extra on staff training, but it's a small price to pay for safer nightlife that keeps customers coming back.
Decisions during term (0)
Recorded while Orlando was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
No decisions found matching General.