Bob Marsh

School Resource Officers in five district schools

The district would pay the city $1,773,377 over three years once the deal returns.

Flock Safety License Plate Reader Cameras

One speaker questioned whether camera funds could have gone to roads and sidewalks instead; exact program cost wasn't stated.

Accessible parking enforcement

A Phoenix-style citation program could bring fine revenue into the city, per the speaker.

School bus stop safety near new commercial development

Fall Prevention Awareness Info/Expo

Multi-agency SWAT team with Pinal County

Police officer retirement enrollment and membership actions

Citywide free CPR training program

Free to participants; equipment and space funded by hospital and business alliance sponsors.

Fire Department Growth, New Station, and City Ambulances

Brings $867,000 in federal dollars to offset ambulances that cost more than half a million dollars each.

Veteran Services Gaps

Municipal Court caseload growth

Possible added court staffing costs in a future budget.

Local Animal Shelter Services

The city currently pays Pinal County roughly $400 for the first day plus $35 per animal, and the new IGA adds 50% city responsibility for veterinary costs in cruelty and neglect cases.

E-Bike and Pedestrian Safety Code Overhaul

No direct cost yet; enforcement and education campaigns will follow once the code is amended.

Men's Health and Mental Health Month

Police department performance and public safety

Council's past investments in police staffing and technology are credited with the improved outcomes.

Fire hazards from unkempt vacant properties

Porter Road Pedestrian Safety Crisis

Ladder truck replacement after Ladder 574 crash

$2.46 million from the General Capital Improvement Project Fund, with insurance reimbursement being pursued.