Rick Stokes
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 2
- Total speaking time
- 2:34
- Avg per meeting
- 1:17
- Segments
- 39
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Top issues during term (18)(General)
Public Concerns Over Flock Surveillance Cameras and Data Center Resource Demands
None directly impacted by discussion.
legal action
City budgets could see shifting costs for emergency vehicle purchases depending on how the lawsuit pans out.
Sedlet Property Rezoning (Z25-27)
None on city funds; private property enhancement.
land auction
This massive land sale could pull in serious cash for the city and drive up local economic growth through new commercial investments.
capital improvement plan
This massive $1.9 billion investment will reshape local infrastructure, though taxpayers will ultimately foot the bill through municipal funding.
land acquisition
It's a big upfront investment of taxpayer dollars, but it's designed to pay off massively by bringing high-paying tech jobs and commercial revenue to town.
legal settlement
The city gets a nice $480K injection of unexpected funds to put toward essential water cleanup efforts.
cell tower approval
Property values near the tower might see minor impacts, but the neighborhood as a whole is getting a much-needed upgrade in local network reliability.
trash disposal fine
You could be out fifty bucks a pop every time code enforcement catches a mistake in your bin.
trash collection fee
You could lose $50 per incident if your trash isn't out when the truck rolls around.
industrial expansion
While the $33 million project brings economic growth to Peoria, nearby homeowners are sweating potential hits to their property values and quality of life.
land swap
While the upfront land swap requires maneuvering, it paves the way for major long-term economic gains and job growth in the area.
cell tower proposal
Property values right near the tower could take a hit, though the city might pull in some new leasing revenue.
public records portal
It saves you time and cuts down on the city's administrative busywork, meaning your tax dollars are working a little smarter.
utility rate increase
Your monthly utility bills are going to go up, cutting a bit deeper into your everyday budget.
telecommunications infrastructure
Property values in the area might get a slight bump from better connectivity, and cell providers are footing the bill.
utility rates
Your monthly household budget is going to take a small hit as utility costs rise.
municipal building renovation
While exact project costs aren't detailed yet, taxpayer funds will be used to spruce up the municipal building.
Decisions during term (2)
Recorded while Stokes was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Voting record (1)(General)
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