Mayor· 2017-2029
Michael O'Connor
Frederick
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- Total speaking time
- 0:22
- Avg per meeting
- 0:22
- Segments
- 6
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Top issues during term (13)(General)
Group Housing Zoning Text Amendment
Units are projected to rent between $800 and $1,050 per month, offering a lower-cost alternative to standard apartments.
Law Enforcement Technology Agreements
Details of the technology purchase cost were not disclosed during the open portion of the meeting.
Mobile Voting Pilot Proposal
Initial software setup costs are estimated at $10,000 or less, potentially covered by grants.
City Values Act and Immigration Enforcement
Potential administrative costs to track and bill federal agencies for damages, offset by local resource protections.
Municipal Ethics Complaint Process Review
An independent review could incur unknown consulting or legal costs.
Filling Vacant Elected Offices
A special election could be expensive — the last full election ran close to $400,000.
data center lawsuit
Local taxpayers are on the hook for county legal fees as this lawsuit plays out.
Closed Session on Personnel and Litigation
Involves potential future expenditure for real property acquisition.
plastic bag ban
You might spend a few bucks upfront on reusable bags, or pay a small fee if you forget and have to buy paper at the register.
solar energy installation
While upfront installation costs aren't detailed, solar setups generally pay for themselves over time by cutting down on regular electricity bills.
permitting process reform
Faster permits mean builders save money on interest and delays, and city growth speeds up.
ethics violation
Local taxpayers are off the hook directly, but the city's ethics board shelled out administrative time to hand Nash her $1,000 fine.
hotel agreements
Depending on tax breaks or incentives given to developers, taxpayers could end up footing the bill or missing out on revenue.
Decisions during term (1)
Recorded while O'Connor was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.