Mayor· 2026-2027
Donna Neville
Davis
No biography on file yet.
Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 27
- Total speaking time
- 9:24:57
- Avg per meeting
- 20:55
- Segments
- 9614
Want every word Neville has said?
The OpenCity MCP for Claude.ai answers questions like “what has Neville said about housing this year” with one prompt — full speaking history, with YouTube timestamps.
Top issues during term (11)(General)
Downtown Outdoor Dining Compliance and Regulations
Waiving initial annual license fees for existing parklets during the conversion phase will temporarily reduce city fee revenues.
Bicycle Safety and Infrastructure Following Student Fatality
Future capital improvement costs for bike infrastructure upgrades are undetermined.
Reserved Emergency Shelter Beds Partnership
Potential general fund impact of approximately $50,000 for additional motel rooms if approved.
Downtown Public Realm Financing and Infrastructure
Potential multi-million dollar capital funding mechanism relying on future property tax increments.
Willowgrove Housing Project & Ballot Measure
Generates $1.24 billion in property tax base and includes a $20.8 million fully funded community park.
Local Sanctuary City Ordinance and Immigrant Protections
Negligible impact on existing municipal operations, as police departments already comply with SB 54.
Musk company boycott
No direct city funds currently invested in Musk-controlled companies; minimal operational impact due to emergency response exemptions.
Safe Parking Program Expansion and Permanent Code
Modest costs associated with case management and sanitation services, partially supported by community groups like HART.
contracting policy
The city might save some cash by cutting ties, but they're still paying for that crucial Starlink service.
Ethics policy
This could mean the city misses out on potential deals or services from these companies, but it's unclear if that's a big loss.
contractual relations
We could see changes in how much we spend on certain city services if we cut ties with Musk's companies.
Decisions during term (14)
Recorded while Neville was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
General Plan Update — Subcommittee Recommendation 1: City-Owned Land
General Plan Update — Subcommittee Recommendation 3: Open Space and Agricultural Easements
General Plan Update — Subcommittee Recommendation 4: Floodplain Areas
General Plan Update — Subcommittee Recommendation 5: City Income-Producing Properties
General Plan Sphere of Influence Recommendation
General Plan Urban Limit Line Recommendation
General Plan 200-Year Floodplain Mapping Recommendation
On-Call General Engineering Services Agreement Task Order 3 for Sewer Lift Station No. 1 Force Main Re-Design, CIP No. ET8166
Reconstitution of General Plan Subcommittee
Amendment 1 to General Services Agreement for Janitorial Services (Assistant City Manager Stan Gryczko/Public Works Utilities & Operations Deputy Directors Alexis Eastwood and Eric Spann)
Adoption of Resolution Acknowledging Antisemitism and General Discrimination
Commission Initiated Task Proposal and Discussion – Monthly General Plan Update (GPU) Update Meetings (Principal Planner Dara Dungworth)
Approval of General Plan Amendment, Pre-Zoning, and Development Agreement
Approval of General Plan Amendment and Baseline Project Features
Voting record (2)(General)
Oldest to newest — hover a bar for the item.