Paul Green

At-Large Council Member2024-01-08 – 2027-12-01 (month-level end: December 2027; seated at the first meeting of the new term on January 8, 2024 per WNIN; four-year term elected November 2023)

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At a glance

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Term ending Dec 1, 2027.

Voice

Meetings spoken in: 15
Total speaking time: 29:37
Avg per meeting: 1:58
Segments: 599

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Top issues during term (20)

medium↓May 2026[56]

Summer 2026 Special Events and Street Closures

Minimal city cost for barricades and traffic control at approved events.

high→Jun 2026[51]

Data Center Development Pauses

A possible travel budget for a site visit may require a funding request to the county commissioners.

medium↓Feb 2026[49]

Event and festival street closures

No direct city cost, but the trial event affects downtown parking and street access on Monday evenings.

high↑Jun 2026[44]

Flock Surveillance Cameras and Budget Funding

The 2027 budget proposal reportedly includes about $265,000 for surveillance contracts, up from $142,500 this year — the money speakers want redirected.

high→Aug 2026[43]

Data center regulation

Unknown for now — the whole point of the committee is to study tax, utility-rate, and cleanup-cost impacts before anything is approved.

high→May 2026[42]

2026 Mill and Overlay-Phase III Street Paving

The repaving contract will cost roughly $201,000 to $255,000 depending on which bid is accepted.

critical↓May 2026[39]

2027 city budget

About $7 million in combined reductions across county funds for 2027.

high↑Jan 2026[38]

AHTF Home Repair Program expansion

About $329,000 remains available for grants and loans, with each repair capped at a $25,000 grant.

high↑Feb 2026[32]

Unsafe building enforcement across Evansville

Civil penalties of $500–$1,000 loom for owners who don't fix utility issues by March 19.

high↓Apr 2026[32]

Fire Station 1 roof renovation

Renovations across eight stations will likely total several hundred thousand dollars, with bids from roughly $600K to $700K per contractor.

high→Jan 2026[31]

Potential donation and sales of land bank properties

The parcels would go for about $500 each, with new housing adding assessed value and neighborhood investment.

high↑Aug 2026[30]

Data center development concerns

A hyperscale data center could roughly double the county's ~2 million tons of annual greenhouse gas emissions and pressure CenterPoint energy rates and water rates.

medium↑May 2026[29]

Mesker Park Zoo Maintenance and Infrastructure

Costs unknown until quotes come back.

critical↑Jan 2026[28]

Youth Gun Violence and Community Support

Null

medium↑Jan 2026[28]

METS Terminal Renovation Parking Change

Adds $13,175 to the renovation contract, bringing it to $731,966.15.

high→May 2026[27]

2026 Mill and Overlay-Phase IV street repaving

Costs will be set once bids are received.

high→Jul 2026[27]

Officer termination appeal (Officer Anthony Stephenson)

high↑Jul 2026[27]

Mark Norman Ditch Obstruction Cleanup Deadline

Cleanup costs fall on property owners; county contractor work would be billed to violators if they fail to act.

high↓Jan 2026[27]

Tree and sidewalk conflicts

Rerouting the sidewalk or using alternative materials costs more up front than removal, but the board argued losing canopy carries its own community cost.

high↑Sep 2026[25]