Stephanie Terry
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 2
- Total speaking time
- 24:39
- Avg per meeting
- 12:20
- Segments
- 188
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Top issues during term (16)(General)
Data Center Development Pauses
A possible travel budget for a site visit may require a funding request to the county commissioners.
Resilience Hub Study
Funding for the study is only encumbered through December 31, creating a hard deadline.
Residential treatment center at 4100 Covert Ave
There's no direct price tag attached yet, but these concerns could steer future city spending toward whatever residents flag as priorities.
Solar cooperative support
Bulk-purchase pricing lowers upfront solar costs for homeowners; city facility installations' savings figures aren't yet available.
Wesselman Park Main Restroom
Agreement value not stated in the available agenda.
EMS Response Time Compliance
Could mean millions from developers — Louisville's PowerHouse campus gave $12.5 million to one fire department — but the committee wants to keep any burden off property taxpayers.
2027 city and elected official salaries
Sets personnel compensation levels for 2027.
Electric infrastructure and resident cost protection
Unknown, but MISO has flagged infrastructure costs for a proposed 7,600 MW load that could fall on ratepayers.
Drone ordinance for Evansville
Your tax dollars could go toward camera contracts, data subscriptions, and oversight, while the privacy tradeoff is harder to put on a receipt.
Deputy Building Commissioner Retirement
The cost of replacing this position isn't known yet — it depends on the salary set when the job is posted.
Work Release Program litter removal praised
There's no big price tag attached, but the designation could help Evansville compete for beautification grants and attract visitors or businesses.
Pet microchip licensing requirement
Microchipping runs about $25 per pet, and a lifetime license is $10 if the pet is fixed and chipped — often cheaper than the old annual fees.
city engineering appointment
The pick doesn’t come with a stated price tag, but the city engineer helps decide how road, sewer, and infrastructure money gets prioritized and spent.
open container ordinance
More bar sales and foot traffic could boost downtown businesses and city tax revenue, but the city may spend more on policing and cleanup.
weed ordinance revision
It could save you some mowing and landscaping costs, but don’t expect a major budget shake-up.
public infrastructure ordinance
Your tax dollars will pay for building and maintaining the restrooms, though the source doesn’t specify the exact price tag.
Decisions during term (0)
Recorded while Terry was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
No decisions found matching General.