Council Member· end: February 18 2025, announced resignation Tuesday Feb 18 2025, council accepted effective immediately per city announcement of Feb 20 2025; on council since fall 2021 per same announcement
Christina Drummond
Powell
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Top issues during term (6)
unmanned survey vehicles ordinance
The rule likely costs residents little directly, though driverless-vehicle operators may face compliance or rerouting costs.
police misconduct
Taxpayers could foot the bill for investigation, prosecution, and any added database oversight—though the exact cost isn’t specified.
city council appointment
The appointment itself is unlikely to move the city budget much, though council compensation and related costs may apply.
council vacancy / special appointment
The cost to you is basically nil—just staff time to process the appointment, unless officials call a special election.
fireworks ordinance change
Because Powell still bans fireworks sales, the city likely won’t see new sales-tax revenue—just possible costs for enforcement and complaint response.
tornado siren installation
The city will likely foot the bill for buying, installing, and maintaining the sirens, but the source doesn’t give a price.
Decisions during term (0)
Recorded while Drummond was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
No decisions found.