District 3 Council Member· 2025-2027
Shonda Marsh
Tyler
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 1
- Total speaking time
- 0:18
- Avg per meeting
- 0:18
- Segments
- 9
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Top issues during term (20)(General)
Old Jacksonville Highway Commercial Expansions
Expands the city's tax base through new commercial property incorporation.
Signage Variance Request for Carter Bloodcare
None anticipated beyond standard permit fees.
Downtown Community Space Improvements
The project costs nearly $5 million, funded by half-cent sales tax revenues.
Oak Industrial Park Zone Change
This could mean new jobs and tax revenue if the mini-golf course gets built!
comprehensive plan update
Property values and development investments may shift based on approved zoning categories.
Lake Palestine Water Plant Emergency Repairs
$195,595 funded from the Water Production Department's maintenance account.
homeless encampment
It's unclear if this will cost taxpayers anything, but clearing things out usually involves some expense.
homeless encampment removal
It's unclear if this cleanup cost taxpayers anything, but it's definitely a win for property owners near the tracks.
fee increase for federal mandate
Your wallet's about to feel it, as the city's costs are being passed on to you.
downtown revitalization
Expect some temporary disruptions, but the long-term goal is a more vibrant downtown that could boost local businesses.
infrastructure plan
This project will likely mean some temporary disruptions and costs, but the long-term benefits of improved infrastructure are expected to outweigh them.
IT department upgrade
Your tax dollars are going towards making city tech work better for everyone.
city planning
This plan could mean major investments in infrastructure and development, impacting your taxes and the value of your property down the line.
employment lawsuit
Taxpayers could end up footing the bill if the city loses this lawsuit.
Lake Tyler master plan
Expect potential investments in lake improvements and recreational facilities.
homelessness and encampment clearing
While clearing encampments might seem like a quick fix, it often just shifts the problem and doesn't address the root causes, potentially costing the city more in the long run.
comprehensive plan adoption
While the plan itself doesn't have an immediate price tag, it'll shape future spending on infrastructure and services.
illegal dumping
Taxpayer money is being spent on cameras and cleanups, but hopefully, it'll save us more in the long run by preventing costly environmental damage.
utility bills
While not directly changing costs, these clearer bills might help you spot ways to save money.
historic preservation survey
This could mean big bucks for local businesses if historic areas get a facelift and attract tourists!
Decisions during term (1)
Recorded while Marsh was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Voting record (0)(General)
No votes found matching General.