Citlalli Nunez-Barragan
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 1
- Total speaking time
- 3:04
- Avg per meeting
- 3:04
- Segments
- 29
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Top issues during term (20)
Sanctuary law compliance and immigration enforcement
An emergency declaration can free up or redirect city money and staff time for rapid response, but the source doesn’t put a dollar figure on it.
Council seat vacancy — Vaughn resignation
The resignation itself likely costs little, but filling the seat could trigger appointment or special-election expenses depending on how the city proceeds.
November 3 election and council vacancy process
No cost mentioned beyond normal noticing and publishing.
Council Creek Trail maintenance agreement
Funded by a RAISE federal grant plus two Metro RFFA grants covering the trail segments and the 23 road crossings.
Downtown parking study via urban renewal amendment
Funded through urban renewal funds; the study cost wasn't specified.
Natural hazard mitigation planning cost share
Developed with consultant support using existing resources; no ongoing cost stated.
Enterprise zone expiring — Forest Grove partnership decision ahead
No direct city cost, but regional land constraints affect the local jobs base and tax base.
Civic Leadership Academy Findings on Community Engagement
Partially covered by a Ford Family Foundation grant.
Metro Local Share Nature Grant for Community Projects
$200 annual fee.
Relocating the collector road to SW 345th Avenue
The old alignment had grown to a $14 million estimate against only about $6 million collected in road fees — the shift to 345th avoids building extra legs and saves money.
Drake Learning Center Access
Additional county library funding and possible Library Foundation grants will cover staffing and equipment for the reopening.
Traffic safety at 26th Avenue and Beach Street near Free Orchard Elementary
Discretionary community contributions policy
About $60,000 in FY2023 contributions plus roughly $17,300 in community events.
2025 community events recap and 2026 plans
FY 2025 City Audit Results
Roughly $76,000 combined in over-expenditures across two funds, with no effect on year-end balances or the budget.
20-year capital improvement plan
$43.6 million in planned capital projects over 20 years.
New low-income utility and solid waste relief programs
Reduced revenue from discounted rates; cost offset by program design.
Vacating South 29th Boulevard for housing and a future school
Roughly five acres reclaimed for housing and school use; no direct cost to the city.
School district surplus land and school capacity
PGE rates, load growth, and grid resiliency
PGE pledged to keep residential rate increases below inflation and has cut $25 million in operating costs.
Decisions during term (38)
Recorded while Nunez-Barragan was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.