Councilmember· 2018-12-10–2026-12-10
Jennifer Campbell
San Diego
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 48
- Total speaking time
- 3:37:53
- Avg per meeting
- 4:32
- Segments
- 2337
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Top issues during term (20)(Taxes Budget)
Fiscal Year 2027 budget and rising costs
The city says every one-cent gas price increase adds $10,000 a month to its fuel bill.
November 2026 Ballot Proposals Pipeline
Election costs about $2.3 million from the General Fund; the failed measure would have raised an estimated $100 million annually.
Labor negotiations with city employee unions
Any raises or equity adjustments negotiated will affect the city's ongoing payroll costs amid a budget deficit.
Gliderport lease and city facility revenue
Testimony cited a gliderport lease of roughly $4,000 per year against operator revenue reportedly near $1 million.
FY 2027 salary ordinance and executive car allowances
The allowance is $475 per month for one position — small money, but symbolic amid budget cuts.
HHAP Round 6 homelessness funding
Nearly $26 million in state grant funding for homelessness programs.
Rental assistance family contribution increases
Loss of federal EHV rent subsidies for voucher holders as of November 30.
Sole-source extension of OpenGov pavement management contract
The full ten-year contract would total about $1.2 million, with the extension adding roughly $659,000.
Trash fee on the property tax roll
Homeowners will see the fee — roughly $404 for a standard 95-gallon baseline package — on their property tax bills this fall.
Cannabis business tax collections audit
No direct cost; a clean audit supports the city's bond ratings and borrowing costs.
$48.3 million vehicle fleet financing
Total debt service of about $56.8 million over the life of the lease, paid from the Vehicle Replacement Fund.
$7.8 billion infrastructure funding gap
A $7.8 billion shortfall over five years — roughly $1.5 billion a year — that will shape what gets fixed and when.
Outside legal counsel spending
Up to $5 million more in authorized outside counsel spending across the five firms.
Litigation settlements costing taxpayers
Over $57 million in settlement payments across the consent items.
Flatiron West settlement accountability
The settlement costs the city $2.5 million, with a portion from the general fund.
Golf course lease oversight
The Fairbanks Ranch increase adds roughly $375,000 a year; auditors estimated up to $2.5 million more annually if rates matched comparable courses.
FY2027 Downtown PBID budget
About $15.4 million in assessments on downtown property owners, including roughly $961,257 from City-owned property.
Utility affordability state legislation
SDG&E's pending rate case could add about $22.48 per month to a typical family's gas and electric bill.
Maintenance assessment district annual reports
Assessments appear on property tax bills for property owners in 64 districts citywide.
FY 2027 budget adoption
A roughly $2 billion general fund budget with a $15.3 million structural gap and no reserve contributions since 2023.
Decisions during term (0)
Recorded while Campbell was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
No decisions found matching Taxes Budget.
Voting record (0)(Taxes Budget)
No votes found matching Taxes Budget.