Mayor· 2018–2026
Debbie Winn
Tooele
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 26
- Total speaking time
- 2:47:15
- Avg per meeting
- 6:26
- Segments
- 2478
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Top issues during term (20)
Commercial Development: Chick-fil-A & Auto Repair Expansion
Property value and local commercial activity may be influenced by the proposed business operation.
Zoning Map Amendment & Sensitive Area Overlay Removal
None directly to the city budget.
Sewer Revenue Bonds and System Upgrades
Authorizes an additional $500,000 for utility construction contingencies.
Data Center Zoning
Data centers could provide tax revenue, but they also risk placing a heavy burden on city water and power infrastructure.
Water Conservation
Cost covered under public works engineering allocations.
emergency management
You won't have to worry about emergency response costs or property damage claims spiking right now.
Code Enforcement Standardization
The ordinance will establish new fees related to the safekeeping of removed signs and the processing of related appeals.
wildfire safety
Investing in proactive brush clearing now will save the city a fortune in emergency response costs and potential property damage later.
storm damage and emergency response
You might be on the hook for repairs, but keep an eye out for city-backed grants or assistance that could help offset the costs.
Broadway Corridor Redevelopment
No tax increment financing is requested at this time, though future participation remains a possibility.
RV Housing for Unhoused Residents
Minimal direct financial impact, though it may reduce costs associated with police enforcement and impoundment of RVs.
public safety technology
The city is investing in new surveillance infrastructure, which will likely require ongoing maintenance and subscription costs funded by taxpayer dollars.
Traffic Safety at 1000 North and Main
The study notes that funding for these major road projects is currently limited and requires long-term planning and state-level lobbying.
Public Safety Retirement Contributions
The library will save approximately $6,000 per year by eliminating the hotspot service.
City Engineering Succession Planning
There is no direct financial impact from this administrative correction.
Golf Course Safety Improvements
Repairing roads and water systems is expensive and requires careful budget management.
Parking and Sidewalk Obstruction
Businesses may save money by not having to build expensive parking lots, but the city may face future traffic or congestion issues.
Library Access for Temporary Residents
The new system will save the library $12,000 annually in software costs.
public safety initiative
This program is free to join and shouldn't cost taxpayers anything extra since it's just a new way to organize existing data.
infrastructure liability
Homeowners are currently on the hook for thousands of dollars in unexpected foundation and property repairs.
Decisions during term (191)
Recorded while Winn was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.