Vice Mayor· 2024-2028
Michele Pryor
Alameda
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- Meetings spoken in
- 19
- Total speaking time
- 2:26:22
- Avg per meeting
- 7:42
- Segments
- 2042
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Top issues during term (15)(Parks Rec)
Mastic Senior Center ADA Upgrades
Funded through city capital improvement funds and ongoing state/local grants for ADA compliance.
Youth Baseball 'Majors' Division Field Relocation
Unknown
Draft 2026-2030 Library Strategic Plan
Funded through existing operating budgets and specific grants like a $10,000 Carnegie Foundation gift and Friends of the Library contributions.
FY 2026-27 Park Prioritization Plan & Capital Projects
Determines resource allocation and project funding for city parks in the upcoming fiscal year.
City Aquatic Center Construction Contract Award
Optimizes on-site construction costs while utilizing existing off-site parking infrastructure.
Little John Park Sports Field Usage and Neighborhood Impacts
Little League reimbursed the city for initial park safety improvements totaling several thousand dollars.
2026 Capital Improvement Projects and Facility Upgrades
Multi-million dollar capital investments across municipal parks, with the aquatic center exceeding initial estimates by approximately $5 million.
Banner and Storage Unit Policy Updates
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Gold-Level Bicycle Friendly Community Recognition
None.
Public Art Commission 2026 Calendar Scheduling
2026 Cultural Arts and Arts Programming Funding Awards
Grant funding amounts for local cultural arts and programming were scheduled to be determined.
Musician Public Art Proposal
Financial impacts are detailed in the project application packet.
Age-Friendly Cities Survey Draft
Jean Sweeney Park Community Garden Timeline & Prioritization
Funding requirements for the garden buildout remain unspecified.
Memorial Amenity Policy
Generates revenue between $5,000 and $6,000 per new amenity to cover purchase, installation padding, and 10-year maintenance costs, with future renewals priced at $1,500.
Decisions during term (0)
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Voting record (0)(Parks Rec)
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