Council Member· 2025-2029
Annalisa Bluhm
Troy
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 12
- Total speaking time
- 32:10
- Avg per meeting
- 2:41
- Segments
- 280
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Top issues during term (16)(Taxes Budget)
2026 Resident Survey results and library bond lessons
A new library bond would raise property taxes if voters approve it; the city can't save up for it on its own.
Fiscal Year 2026 City Audit
Strong finances mean no rate hikes needed and about $10 million moving to capital projects.
August 4 primary election voting options
November election preparations
Deferred Maintenance Communication
Deferred maintenance costs are rising — items not addressed are now ~30% more expensive than two to three years ago.
Workers' compensation insurance renewal
Up to $359,652 from the city budget for one year of coverage.
FY2026 Year-End Budget Amendments
Zero net change to fund balance — revenues cover everything.
FY 2026/2027 Budget and Capital Funding
The city can't save up for big projects like a new library or city hall under current state funding rules; staff called it 'triage.'
Delinquent account collections
$1,183,643.27 in delinquent amounts moves onto property tax bills.
Website Digital Accessibility Compliance
A $24,000 contract, awarded without competitive bidding due to the tight federal deadline.
Oakland County Parks Millage Imbalance
$4.5 million out vs. ~$250,000 in from the countywide millage.
New Communications Department
Personnel cost shifts within the general fund, including one new FTE.
Poverty exemption for property taxes
Cost the city about $12,815 in tax revenue last year.
Community engagement and the Financial Ideas Team
None yet — a potential engagement process for the 2026 budget and capital planning.
Updated facilities condition assessment
Roughly six months of consultant work; staff say a funding plan is already in place.
State budget: road windfall, Historic Village cut at risk
About $3.8M more for roads and ~$95K in public safety funding coming in; $400K for the Historic Village is in limbo.
Decisions during term (0)
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No decisions found matching Taxes Budget.
Voting record (0)(Taxes Budget)
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