Michael Greer

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