Mayor· 2024-2028
Penny Lilburn
Highland
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 14
- Total speaking time
- 2:44:36
- Avg per meeting
- 11:45
- Segments
- 3082
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Top issues during term (16)(Public Safety)
Illegal Fireworks Enforcement and Citation Appeals
Fines of up to $2,000 per citation land on property owners, and the city says fireworks enforcement is tied to keeping home insurance available in a high fire-risk area.
Fire Department Fund Structure Reorganization
Reorganizes existing fund tracking without altering total allocated fire service funding.
Public Nuisance and Unpermitted Operations at 25414 Base Line
Potential future costs for traffic calming measures or increased law enforcement patrols.
Citywide Public Safety Community Facilities District
Provides dedicated annual revenue for police and fire services from new residential and commercial developments.
Substandard Property and Nuisance Abatement at 7222 Church Ave.
Property owners face potential cost recovery fees and expenses to legalize or demolish unpermitted improvements.
Highland Senior Center HVAC Replacement and General Fund Allocation
Total project cost is $259,632.20, funded by $178,902 in CDBG grants and $80,730.20 from city general fund reserves.
Code Enforcement Due Process and Public Nuisance Procedures
Property owners face potential cost recovery fees and expenses to legalize or demolish unpermitted improvements.
Cal-Fire Contract Amendment for Fire and Paramedic Services
Increases contract costs by roughly $500,000 over five years, though current spending remains under budget.
Brush Clearance and Fire Insurance Issues
Potential property insurance cost savings for homeowners if brush clearance improves.
Implementation of Senate Bill 707 Meeting Procedures
Requires unbudgeted local funds to implement hybrid meeting technology and compliance measures.
Graffiti Enforcement and Cleanup Efforts
Graffiti cleanup costs for city and private property owners are estimated at $80,000.
Community Outreach and Police Relations
Sheriff’s Department Contract and EVWD Law Enforcement Agreement
Total Sheriff's contract of $16,648,903 with a $1,219,748 budget adjustment and $365,066 EVWD reimbursement.
E-Bike and Scooter Safety Regulations
Enforcement costs will be absorbed within existing police department operations.
Purchase of Fire Department Battalion Chief Vehicle
Cost of $150,000 transferred from vehicle replacement reserves.
2025 Year-End Municipal Department Statistics
Reflects allocation of existing municipal operating budgets toward public safety and administrative services.
Decisions during term (3)
Recorded while Lilburn was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Voting record (0)(Public Safety)
No votes found matching Public Safety.