Ed Hansen

traffic safety

None.

Property Tax Increase

The average homeowner could see an increase of about $2.26 per month.

property disconnection

If these properties leave, the city loses their tax revenue, which could mean higher bills or fewer services for the rest of us.

Business Park Landscaping Standards

This could lower development costs for new industrial projects in the Business Park.

public notices

Staying informed now could save you from property value surprises or unexpected zoning changes down the road.

Environmental Waste Management

police conduct

Taxpayers could be on the hook for potential legal settlements or the costs associated with a lengthy state-led investigation.

Home Day Care Expansion

The business will likely generate local income for the operator.

public safety funding

This grant covers the costs of new police resources, meaning the city gets a safety upgrade without needing to raise local taxes.

nuclear facility siting

It’s a potential goldmine for the local economy, bringing in high-paying jobs and a massive boost to the city's tax base.

Library Access for Temporary Residents

The policy aims to reduce the loss of library materials, which currently have a high non-return rate from these facilities.

police officer-involved shooting

Taxpayers will likely foot the bill for the internal investigation and any potential legal costs associated with the fallout.

police-involved shooting

Taxpayers will likely foot the bill for the inevitable internal investigation and potential legal defense costs.

pedestrian safety

The city may need to divert funds toward new traffic calming measures like speed bumps or increased police patrols.

Pickleball Court Access