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District 5 Council Member· 2020–2024

Andrew Coolidge

Chico

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Term ending Dec 4, 2024.

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Top issues during term (11)

medium↑Apr 2024[15]

homelessness services

The city's spending on these shelters is ongoing, but it's a necessary cost to keep people off the streets.

medium↓Nov 2022[6]

housing development and wildfire risk

Building more homes could ease the housing crunch, but a wildfire could cost millions in damages and rebuilding.

high↓Nov 2023[0]

council compensation

Your tax dollars are going up to pay for this, and some residents think it's too much.

medium↓Oct 2024[0]

candidate finance disclosure

This helps you see if big money is trying to influence your vote.

high↓Dec 2022[0]

business permit denial

A lawsuit could end up costing taxpayers a bundle if the city loses.

medium↓Mar 2021[0]

police reform

It's unclear if this mess will cost taxpayers more money, but reform often comes with a price tag.

medium↓Mar 2024[0]

public space renovation

This renovation could bring new businesses and boost the local economy, but it might also mean temporary disruptions and costs.

medium↓Nov 2023[0]

Camp Fire road damage compensation

This means millions are coming in to fix those bumpy roads you've been dealing with.

high↓Jan 2023[0]

development plan approval

This could mean a huge economic boom or major costs depending on the project's scale and city's investment.

high↓Jan 2022[0]

homeless lawsuit settlement

The city's budget is going to take a hit as they figure out how to implement the settlement's requirements.

high↓Nov 2024[0]

city council election results

We don't know the exact financial impact yet, but new council members could mean new budget priorities.

Decisions during term (0)

Recorded while Coolidge was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.

No decisions found.