Councilor· 2020-2027
Lloyd Snook
Charlottesville
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- Meetings spoken in
- 18
- Total speaking time
- 2:42:30
- Avg per meeting
- 9:02
- Segments
- 1681
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Top issues during term (17)(Public Safety)
Community survey engagement
A bigger budget for food, printed survey cards, and event swag is being requested to make outreach easier.
School Zone Photo Enforcement Revenue Appropriation
$320,000 in camera-revenue spending.
Police Civilian Oversight Board Ordinance Amendment
A second staff position was previously budgeted and could be filled once the ordinance is adopted.
Initiation of Police Case Reviews
Gun violence reduction and public safety trends
Approval of the claim would add a disability benefit to the retirement system's obligations.
Citywide Speed Limit Reduction Stalled
Police Civilian Oversight Board Amendment
Not specified in the available materials.
School Resource Officer oversight
Albemarle-Charlottesville Regional Jail funding
$204,017 in additional city funds
School Resource Officers MOU
Community outreach framework and trust-building
Expansion to 24-hour coverage would require new officer hiring and training funding.
Human Rights Program Under Federal Pressure
emergency management
Keeping these shelters open costs municipal funds, but it helps prevent massive property loss and costly medical emergencies for residents.
emergency declaration
While no specific price tag is attached yet, emergency declarations unlock funds for snow removal, overtime, and storm prep.
emergency shelter
This utilizes existing public recreation spaces, so costs mostly cover basic utility and staffing bumps rather than major new construction.
police shooting
Right now, it's too early to tell what kind of taxpayer tab this will run up for investigations or potential legal fallout.
firearms ban
It won't cost you extra taxes, but the city could end up spending money on legal fees if gun rights groups decide to sue over the new rules.
Decisions during term (1)
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Voting record (1)(Public Safety)
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