November 2026 Ballot Measures and Charter Amendments

Spoke about federal programs, technological upgrades, and energy initiatives.

Raised concerns about housing policies, density developments, and candidate representations regarding state housing laws.

Criticized the council's recent vote allowing delivery robots on sidewalks, arguing it prioritizes corporate interests over pedestrian safety.

Expressed grievances regarding police department responsiveness and community maintenance issues.

Called in to oppose term limits for the city clerk and treasurer, and questioned spending nearly $770,000 on unbudgeted charter changes.

Cautioned the council to consider the financial struggles of low- and middle-income residents before proposing tax increases, and noted the anniversary of the ADA.