Council Member· December 2021 – December 2026
Julie Thompson
Monroe
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 2
- Total speaking time
- 1:34
- Avg per meeting
- 0:47
- Segments
- 18
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Top issues during term (20)
Monroe Village Annexation and PUD
Full costs and tax impacts aren't known yet — those will come into focus as the development moves through hearings.
Federal police grant applications (BVP and JAG)
Multi-year Axon contract amount not stated; donated items offset equipment costs.
Zoning Map Amendments: Baucom Deese Road and Charles Street
Stewart Street Right-of-Way Abandonment
Winchester Revitalization Master Plan
The city will pay for demolition up front and recover the cost through a lien on the $36,700 parcel when it sells.
Proposed rezoning at 2691 W. Roosevelt Boulevard
Proposed Rezonings at 713 Fowler Road and 202 Walnut Street
Lower allowed density means fewer potential housing units on the parcel.
Sidewalk and Streetscape Grant Applications
Local match commitment required if grants are awarded; amounts not stated.
QuikTrip Developer Agreement at 2830 Concord Highway
Wastewater Treatment Plant Expansion Condemnation
Police Equipment and Donations
Multi-year Axon contract amount not stated; donated items offset equipment costs.
Ann Street closure at King Oak
Micro surfacing asphalt treatment
The contract cost isn't stated, but it represents city spending on street maintenance.
Stafford Street Extension Speed Limit Request
Union County Parking Lot Partnership
Shared costs with Union County for the Church Street lot, amount not stated.
Mixed-use district zoning text amendment
Fire Ladder 4 Replacement
Major equipment purchase funded by a budget amendment; amount not stated.
Historic Landmark Designations
Lake Minehaha Dam Removal
Quality of Life Around Homeless Shelter and Piedmont Lofts
A base-level police officer costs taxpayers roughly $62,000 a year, and the chief noted call volume consumes substantial officer hours.
Decisions during term (16)
Recorded while Thompson was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.