Mike Riley
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 30
- Total speaking time
- 5:02:54
- Avg per meeting
- 10:06
- Segments
- 3771
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Top issues during term (10)(General)
Lava/Delaware diverter rework
More public money is going into the pilot — boulders, barriers and ramps — that some residents say should go toward better alternatives like roundabouts and speed humps.
Employment growth forecast for land planning
Developers estimate current tree mitigation costs at roughly $10,000 per acre on industrial sites; a flat fee could lower that.
Climate Pollution Fee on new gas appliances
Pacific Power filings cited potential 10-140% rate increases that critics say the city's 2% estimate doesn't reflect.
Surveillance technology in legislative priorities
The city keeps paying through the contract's end but gets no further use of the cameras; future camera technology would need new vendor and privacy terms.
Tree preservation code annual review and incentives
Tree mitigation fees brought in $63,000 in 2025 and nothing in 2026 — so any loosening has small fiscal stakes but big canopy implications.
Future City Hall location and downtown redevelopment
$17.95 million purchase plus up to $25 million in bonds; no tax or fee increases promised.
Firearms prohibited in city buildings
Minimal; costs are limited to signage and policy administration.
advisory committee openings
This is mostly a volunteer civic opportunity, so it shouldn’t hit your wallet—though city staff time and routine committee costs are the main public expenses.
volunteer opportunity
No direct cost to you—just your time—but these boards can influence how the city spends its money.
city manager removal petition
Taxpayers could see staff time and legal or process costs tied to reviewing the petition, plus possible disruption if leadership changes.
Decisions during term (1)
Recorded while Riley was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Voting record (1)(General)
Oldest to newest — hover a bar for the item.