FY2027 Budget Workshop · Crockett City Council · July 6, 2026 · runtime 4:05:24
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The meeting, as a score
Each tick is one question, placed at the second it was asked and colored by outcome. Arcs connect re-raises of the same question. Black markers below the line are chair interventions, quoted in the record.
Arcs in brick: the same question returning. ▼ chair intervention · shaded band: recess
answered 56answered · policy open 3deferred to staff 3corrected on record 3open 2rhetorical 1
68
questions
59
answered
3
corrected on record
4
re-raised
2
chair interventions
6/8
motions carried
Who asked
Hicks40 (59%)
Durham16 (24%)
(council)12 (18%)
Attribution is content-based pending a diarization pass. Unconfirmed voices are counted but never named.
What happened to the questions
answered 56answered · policy open 3deferred to staff 3corrected on record 3open 2rhetorical 1
“Corrected on record” = the premise of the question was corrected by staff with the source cited in the meeting.
The pattern in one thread
One question — can council get purchase-level spending records? — raised four times across the meeting.
18:07 → 47:31 → 56:32 → 2:43:47
First answered at 19:04, within a minute of the first raise. Span from first raise to last: 2h 25m 40s. Staff’s answer each time: category detail is in the distributed reports; the check register is available on request; a recurring report requires council direction — a policy decision that remains open.
Motions
Time
Motion
Mover
Result
0:58
Approve June 15 regular session minutes
(council)
carried
3:19:20
Direct staff to develop voter-approval-rate numbers and return for discussion
(council)
carried
3:24:37
Direct city administrator to run COLA numbers and negotiate, return pending approval
Hicks
carried
3:33:22
Research numbers on capital items incl. broom financing and water tower quotes (local vs engineered)
(council)
carried
3:35:31
Bring back numbers for pay increases: police chief, fire chief, G. Hopkins