Doreen Garlid
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 28
- Total speaking time
- 1:24:49
- Avg per meeting
- 3:02
- Segments
- 1466
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Top issues during term (20)
Axon Police Technology Contract and Surveillance Privacy
Zero cost to city taxpayers for the pilot program.
Mass Surveillance and Automated License Plate Readers
Potential savings on data subscription fees, balanced against unknown impacts on investigative efficiency.
Emerald Center Mixed-Use Redevelopment
Generates new multi-family housing inventory and commercial vibrancy on a site vacant for 26 years.
Code Compliance Property Abatements
The homeowner faces potential contractor and lien costs if he does not finish clearing the property himself.
Public Safety Oversight and Data Transparency
Implemented within existing department budgets and operational reorganizations.
FY 2026-2027 Public Housing Agency Annual Plan and Administrative Plan
Tempe is administering over $19 million in federal housing subsidies this year, with average per-unit costs of about $1,535 and rising.
Tenant Protections and Housing Affordability
One former participant reports more than $8,000 in obligations after her temporary assistance ended.
Double Butte Cemetery Restoration and Pioneer Section Preservation
Initial planning-level estimates place infrastructure and roadway repairs at approximately $2.6 million to $3.5 million, excluding comprehensive historic preservation costs.
Residential Remodels and Additions Review
None on city funds; private property investments.
Proposed Special Election Sales Tax Ballot Measure
Increases local sales tax rate from 1.8% to 2.4% (50 cents per $100 spent), generating tens of millions annually.
Tempe Transportation Plan 2050 Update
The plan serves as a non-binding policy document, with project funding determined annually through the city's capital improvement budget and federal grants.
Transportation Overlay District Parking Requirements Update
No direct fiscal impact on city capital funds was reported.
Front Yard Trailer Parking and Neighborhood Consistency
None for the city beyond standard application processing fees.
Aramark University Food Service Labor Dispute
Directly impacts worker wages and local economic stability for low-wage service employees.
Opioid Response Plan 2026-2029
Tempe expects to receive approximately $9.2 million over 18 years from active opioid settlements, with an estimated disbursement of $481,097 for FY2026-2027.
Cross-ક્ત Wireless Telecommunications Facility Relocation
City Budget Shortfall Following Prop 424 Defeat
A $25.7 million budget shortfall will require cuts and spending reductions across city services.
Promotion of Civil Discourse and Community Respect
None.
storm preparedness
Proactive prep saves you from costly emergency repairs and property damage when severe storms strike.
Indoor Vehicle Sales Expansion on Hardy Drive
There is no fiscal impact on city funds.
Decisions during term (560)
Recorded while Garlid was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Use Permit for Prime Motor AZ Indoor Vehicle Sales
Continuance of 7Brew Drive-Through Use Permit
Zoning Map Amendment for Envision Center TOD
Approval of City Council Meeting Minutes
Acceptance of Board, Commission, and Committee Meeting Minutes
Approval of Consent Agenda
Adoption of Civility Resolution
Motorola Solutions Two-Way Radios Contract
Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community IGA
Donau Carbon US LLC Contract Award
Rooftop Lease Agreement Third Amendment for 525 S. Mill Ave.
Partial Easement Abandonment for 9239 S. Oak St. (Diaz Residence)
Approval of Study Session and Regular Meeting Minutes
First Consent Agenda Approval
Second Consent Agenda Approval
Cross-Cut WCF Wireless Telecommunications Facility
Estrada Remodel Second-Story Addition
Approval of October 6, 2026 Hearing Officer Minutes
Abatement Request for 1101 W. Greenway Dr. (Spelrem Property)
Abatement Request for 1049 E. Spence Ave. (Schack Property)
Voting record (25)
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Partial Abandonment of Vehicular Non-Access Easement at 1204 East Secretariat Drive (Ordinance No. O2026.39)
Cited persistent neighborhood safety concerns regarding potential traffic hazards and enforcement of vehicle exiting directions.