Anthony Garcia
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 29
- Total speaking time
- 4:31:57
- Avg per meeting
- 9:23
- Segments
- 2694
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Top issues during term (18)(General)
Public Safety Ballot Propositions 404 & 405
Half-cent sales tax raising about $18.2 million a year; a $50,000 car would cost $250 more, groceries and rent exempt; the bond wouldn't raise the current property tax rate.
Outdoor Lighting and Zoning Code Updates
None anticipated for city operations.
Pending litigation update
Unknown — litigation outcomes could carry costs or settlements for the city.
Flagstaff Food Action Plan Support
The plan is a framework; implementation depends on future funding.
dark-sky preservation
It boosts local tourism and brings in stargazers who spend money at our hotels and restaurants.
Criminal Justice Coordinating Council Strategic Plan
Incarceration costs around $41,000 per year per person, while probation and treatment courts cost significantly less.
Data Center Municipal Code Revisions
Potential utility rate increases and infrastructure strain versus minimal long-term local employment and tax revenue.
Historic Preservation Review Process and Homeowner Costs
Limited by a static base operating budget of $16,000 for comprehensive planning.
Federal Agency Interaction Protocols and ICE Petition
Potential legal and operational impacts related to federal funding compliance and state statutes.
minimum wage increase
Workers will see fatter paychecks, but local businesses are going to shell out more cash to keep their doors open.
minimum wage
Local businesses are facing higher labor costs, which a new report says has led to significant job losses across the city.
Data Center Policy & Resource Evaluation
Potential short-term construction tax revenue and ongoing utility franchise fees balanced against long-term grid and water infrastructure costs.
surveillance camera contract
Canceling the deal keeps those tax dollars in the city pocket, saving money that would have gone toward the controversial hardware.
city manager search
While the salary will pull from city tax dollars, the new manager's budgeting decisions will directly shape how efficiently your money is spent around town.
surveillance cameras
Taxpayers will save money as the city drops these surveillance contracts, though past investments in the tech are gone.
immigration policy
Setting up and maintaining the new online reporting portal and adjusting police training could eat into the city budget.
surveillance camera ban
The city avoids costly contracts for the camera system, though it might spend less defending future privacy lawsuits.
ICE office lease
Local taxpayers aren't footing the bill directly since it's a federal lease, but city resources could be indirectly tied up in managing community fallout.
Decisions during term (1)
Recorded while Garcia was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Voting record (0)(General)
No votes found matching General.