Councilmember· 2022–2026
Kevin Thomas
Hurricane City
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 2
- Total speaking time
- 16:30
- Avg per meeting
- 8:15
- Segments
- 244
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Top issues during term (16)
Power Outage Management
Frequent outages can lead to increased emergency repair costs.
Airport Infrastructure and Utility Planning
Federal or municipal funds will cover the apron renovation contract.
mayoral election
While the signs themselves are cheap, the city might end up burning taxpayer money on legal fees or staff time to police these petty arguments.
golf cart regulations
You might end up paying more in registration fees or fines if the city decides to tighten up the rules.
term limits
Implementing and managing these new election cycles could lead to minor administrative costs for the city.
campaign finance compliance
It’s mostly a headache for the mayor, but potential fines could end up costing the campaign money.
municipal election
These council members will have the final say on how your tax dollars are spent and how the city’s budget is prioritized.
mayoral election results
Depending on the new mayor's platform, we could see shifts in how our tax dollars are allocated toward city infrastructure and services.
affordable housing
If these plans work, it could stabilize your monthly rent or mortgage payments by increasing the overall housing supply.
election conduct
The city might end up burning taxpayer money on legal fees or administrative updates to fix these vague sign ordinances.
blasting regulations
Unknown.
animal control policy
The city will likely incur legal and administrative costs associated with the seizure and processing of the animal.
Public Improvement Districts (PIDs)
You could see a noticeable bump in your annual property tax bill to cover the debt service on infrastructure projects.
legal litigation
If the city loses, taxpayers will likely be on the hook to cover the legal fees and any potential settlement costs.
State of the City address
Expect your tax dollars and utility fees to be funneled into major water projects and road expansions to keep the city running smoothly.
historic preservation
Moving a historic building is pricey, so taxpayers should keep an eye on how much this relocation and the new monument will actually cost.
Decisions during term (5)
Recorded while Thomas was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.