Mayor· 2025-2027
Roy West
Beaumont
About
Roy West has secured a second term as Mayor of Beaumont. His platform appears to focus on continuing the work of his administration, as indicated by his statement 'We have work to do.' He is also actively involved in explaining a significant bond proposal to residents, suggesting a focus on city development and infrastructure.
Campaign promises (2)
- governanceRoy West will work to address the city's needs, stating 'We have work to do' after winning the election.
- financeRoy West is explaining a $264 million bond proposal for residents to vote on in November.
Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 38
- Total speaking time
- 6:33:46
- Avg per meeting
- 10:22
- Segments
- 4449
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Top issues during term (17)(Public Safety)
Public Safety Surveillance
These grants could bring in over $200,000 in external funding for public safety and recreational improvements.
public safety incident
No direct financial impact mentioned, but expect potential costs for increased security or investigation.
Humanitarian Aid and Resilience
Minimal direct city impact through coordination with local nonprofit organizations and emergency management monitoring.
Construction Site Safety and Drainage
Potential costs for the city to abate the nuisance if the owner fails to comply.
Mental Health Care Coordination Services
The amount of the settlement funds for Beaumont is not specified but is intended to address opioid crisis impacts.
Property Nuisance Abatement at 1495 Wall Street
Municipal demolition expenses will be incurred if property owners fail to comply, subject to future cost recovery liens.
City Clerk Personnel Matters
Demolition of Unsafe Structures and Neighborhood Blight Abatement
Municipal demolition expenses will be incurred if property owners fail to comply, subject to future cost recovery liens.
fire hydrant maintenance
There’s no direct cost to residents, though the city is covering routine hydrant-flushing work.
Downtown Homelessness and Safety
Unknown, but potential costs associated with increased enforcement or social services.
crime operation
This crackdown likely cost the city some overtime for officers, but could save money down the line by preventing more serious crimes.
firefighter contract
Your tax dollars are going towards giving our firefighters a much-deserved pay boost.
City Manager Personnel Review
The City Manager's contract and compensation are significant parts of the city's administrative budget.
Animal Control Advisory Board Reform
Potential future fee structures or fundraising efforts to support shelter operations without tax increases.
emergency preparedness exercise
This drill won't cost taxpayers extra cash, it's all about making sure our emergency systems work when we need them.
fire department leadership
It's unclear if this leadership change will cost taxpayers more money right now.
police union contract
Your tax dollars are going up to pay for these raises, but it could mean better police retention.
Decisions during term (1)
Recorded while West was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Voting record (0)(Public Safety)
No votes found matching Public Safety.