Public Safety

Expressed support for CPOA investigation of non-sworn personnel while suggesting metro security should also face accountability.

Questioned police oath requirements and departmental accountability.

Expressed opposition to unsworn personnel performing street duties and questioned oath compliance.

Shared personal experience regarding a collision with a solid waste vehicle and alleged false police reporting.

Expressed concern regarding police enforcement and misunderstandings of municipal ordinances.

Called the new position wasteful spending and unnecessary bureaucracy, urging a no vote and saying the mayor should do the job himself.

Objected to paying $187,000 for a man to supervise three female chiefs, calling the position redundant and a way for the mayor to distance himself from responsibility.

Long-time resident supporting the public safety tax but urging an inventory of pre-1980 city buildings and expanded hours for underused facilities including libraries.