infrastructure

Reviewed contract documents showing the city paid $150,000 for a 15-year warranty on water meters and urged the council to enforce it.

Echoed concerns about the water meter warranty, urged enforcement against the successor company, and questioned police vehicle fleet inventory levels.

Reported severe road cracks, holes, and lack of street lighting on Frio Street.

Stated that Basin Park needs immediate repairs, questioned the cost of school resource officers, expressed concern over animal control and fire station traffic signals, and urged immediate impact fees for data centers.

Questioned why Highway User Revenue Funds were not deployed earlier in the fiscal year for road repairs.

Criticized city spending on land purchases and park projects, urging the city to fix deteriorating and dangerous internal park equipment instead.

Highlighted weed-overgrown vacant land on Thunderbird Road as a fire hazard and argued that funds should be used to fix existing parks rather than build a new $25 million park.

Requested a review of traffic signal timing on Joe Ramirez Road and questioned why the city provides free EV charging at public buildings.