District 4 Council Member· 2024-2027
Jan Scott
Victoria
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 2
- Total speaking time
- 1:54
- Avg per meeting
- 0:57
- Segments
- 31
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Top issues during term (20)
Building Standards and Code Compliance
Public Safety Technology Overhaul
Includes major capital investments such as a $3.5 million system replacement for dispatch and station alerts.
Stormwater Drainage Utility System Implementation
$242 million expense budget with minor adjustments.
Fiscal Year 2027 Budget and Tax Rate Adoption
Balances a $242 million expenditure plan using projected revenues and $11 million in excess fund balance.
Park and Recreation Facility Updates
Estimated in the millions, dependent on grant funding and city match.
HOT Funds Awards Discussion
Not specified
Intersection Traffic Safety at Crestwood and Ben Jordan
Data Center Regulations and Water Conservation
Potential tax base growth weighed against infrastructure and utility demands.
Commercial Lot Width Variance
Enables commercial property redevelopment and separate retail lot sales.
Collective Bargaining Deliberations
These deliberations impact the city's personnel expenditures and overall municipal budget.
Unified Development Ordinance Regulations for Data Centers
Potential enforcement costs offset by compliance penalties.
Victoria Community Center Renovation & Bond Sale
Involves a $7.6M bond issuance and a $17.18M Phase 1 construction contract backed by venue and short-term rental taxes.
Short-Term Rental Regulations
Property owners will pay a $25 registration fee every two years, supporting municipal administration and CVB marketing.
VISD Bond and School District Progress
The proposed bond carries an estimated tax impact of approximately $17.39 per month for the average Victoria homeowner.
2026 Water Meter Replacement Project
Not to exceed $761,404
Firefighter Civil Service Implementation
Staffing and operational costs may be impacted by future collective bargaining agreements and civil service structure requirements.
Draft Capital Improvements Program (FY 2027–2029)
Approximately $133 million in total projected expenditures over the three-year planning horizon.
Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (FY 2025 Audit)
Reflects the city's overall financial health, including a general fund balance of $28.5 million and overall budget execution.
City-County Interlocal Service Agreements and Cost Equity
Involves millions of dollars in shared operational costs for fire, EMS, animal control, and library services across city and county jurisdictions.
park funding
This means more money is being invested directly into our community's recreational spaces.
Decisions during term (78)
Recorded while Scott was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.