Kendall Schumacher
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 6
- Total speaking time
- 10:36
- Avg per meeting
- 1:46
- Segments
- 119
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Top issues during term (20)(Public Safety)
Flock License Plate Reader Surveillance Program
Speakers demanded disclosure of termination and removal costs for the program.
New Community Resource Specialist
Grant-funded position continues, so no new local cost is expected.
2024 fire code amendments including residential sprinkler trigger
Not specified, though code updates in-house save consultant costs.
Enforceable Code of Conduct for Elected Officials
The only state-authorized penalty is a nominal fine (cited as $20 to $25 by speakers), plus censure or a vote of no confidence.
Missing secondary entrances/exits in Prescott Valley neighborhoods
Retrofitting roads into existing neighborhoods would be costly and is described as a long, collaborative effort; new subdivisions face added construction requirements.
Fire Aside wildfire home inspection program
Free to residents; potential for lower homeowners' insurance premiums.
Public Records Law and Records Request Program Amendments
About 1,047 staff hours a year (roughly 6.5 months of full-time work) with negligible cost recovery.
Noise and Traffic Enforcement Complaints
A $244,000 state highway safety grant will fund enforcement and education programs in fiscal year 2026-27.
School resource officer agreements
Mostly funded by HUSD and charter schools; a portion of the SRO sergeant salary comes from the police budget.
Emergency Management Program Refresher
No new spending discussed; existing emergency management programs and grants continue.
Fire hydrant additions in older neighborhoods
Millions of dollars to replace water lines; 12–16 new hydrants planned next year within existing capacity.
StoneRidge cell coverage gap
No direct town cost — the tower is privately built by the developer and Verizon's team.
Opioid Settlement Funds
Adds $81,239.96 to Police Department resources, with more possible over roughly a decade.
2026 Elections and Early Voting Location Relocation
The aquatic facility proposition would create a new sales tax if approved; the town also bears election costs that the council noted could grow with additional ballot items.
Public Allegations Regarding the Mayor's Police Record
Ambulance response times and closest-unit dispatch
Improving response could eventually mean adding ambulances and personnel, though no cost figures were given.
Mountain Valley Park arson and safety
Emergency repair contract of $99,469.60.
Consolidated town-CAFMA Intergovernmental Agreement
No direct cost figures discussed; intended to reduce administrative friction.
Wildlife feeding ordinance
Enforcement and education will fall to town staff, though no specific cost was stated.
Recall effort against Councilmember Ken Freund
Decisions during term (0)
Recorded while Schumacher was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
No decisions found matching Public Safety.
Voting record (0)(Public Safety)
No votes found matching Public Safety.