Susan Farber
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Top issues during term (11)
city council election
The winners’ priorities could shift how Dubuque spends taxpayer money and whether fees or services change, though the source doesn’t detail specific budget proposals.
sports facility priority
Your city tax dollars could get steered toward building and running a new sports complex—costs aren’t specified yet.
fire station study
The study could shape future taxpayer spending on fire stations, but it doesn’t lock in any construction or upgrade costs yet.
public safety incident at council meeting
Taxpayers could foot the bill for extra security, police time, and prosecution—so this isn’t just a headline, it’s a potential budget line.
city facility management contract
The city could save money or take on new costs depending on the contract, so watch for subsidies, revenue splits, and who eats losses.
airport service cuts
Cutting flights could save the city money upfront but hurt local spending and make travel more expensive or time-consuming for residents and businesses.
hotel code enforcement
If the city cracks down, taxpayers could shoulder enforcement costs while the hotel and nearby businesses risk lost room and visitor revenue.
city council special meeting on ordinance amendment
The direct budget impact is likely minimal—mostly staff time and meeting costs—but the ordinance affects how local nondiscrimination rules are enforced.
human rights ordinance amendment
The direct budget impact is likely minimal—mostly city staff time to update rules and handle complaints—but it avoids the legal and reputational costs of a patchwork or challenged ordinance.
city council appointment
No immediate hit to your wallet, but Wethal’s votes on property taxes and city projects could change how much you pay and where city dollars go.
city staff and business community conflict
No specific cost is cited, but the rift could create uncertainty for local business dealings and city initiatives if it persists.
Decisions during term (0)
Recorded while Farber was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
No decisions found.