Councilman· 2024–2027
William McCoy
Norristown
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 9
- Total speaking time
- 16:40
- Avg per meeting
- 1:51
- Segments
- 323
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Top issues during term (18)(Public Safety)
PCCD Grant Application for Violence Intervention and Prevention
$3,000 allocated from Councilman McCoy's discretionary funds.
Bode Cellmark Forensics DNA Testing Contract
Maintains status quo pricing for DNA test kits until contract renewal.
police leadership change
It's too early to tell if this leadership swap will cost taxpayers extra or shift the police budget.
Police Department Staffing and Tactical Equipment
Staffing shortages and future workload studies may impact upcoming municipal budget deliberations.
Storefront Window Visibility and Signage Standards
Potential compliance costs and display rearrangement burdens for local storefronts.
Fire Department Pumper Apparatus Procurement
Cost locked in now with payment deferred until delivery in 2030.
police contract
It's going to shift how public safety money is spent in town, which could hit your local taxes down the line.
Lincoln Center Mental Health Co-Responder Program
Cost is $120,000 funded through municipal opioid settlement grants.
Fire Department Health Screenings and Wellness Program
$61,500 total grant with a 10% municipal match ($5,590) budgeted in the operating fund.
Emergency Vehicle Barriers and Public Safety Equipment
$193,120 from capital improvement funds
Creation of Civil Service Deputy Police Chief Position
Financial impact will be determined through future Civil Service testing and departmental budgeting.
Supervised Residential Living Proposal
None directly on municipal funds.
Fire Service Study Recommendations
Future capital improvements and equipment replacements, such as ladder trucks costing up to $3 million, will require long-range financial planning.
police misconduct investigation
The city could be looking at a massive payout if the victim decides to sue over the incident.
police incident
Taxpayers could end up footing the bill if this incident results in a costly civil rights lawsuit against the city.
police leadership
Potential taxpayer costs could rise if the city has to conduct an expensive nationwide search or hire an interim consultant to run the department.
police misconduct
Taxpayers could end up footing the bill for legal settlements if the victim decides to sue the city.
public safety reform
Implementing these system-wide reforms could require shifting municipal budget priorities toward new safety programs and oversight.
Decisions during term (0)
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Voting record (0)(Public Safety)
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