Council Member, Third Ward· November 2019 – Jan 5 2026 (month-level start: November 2019 per Delaware County BOE 2019 canvass and 1808Delaware - elected Nov 2019; end: resigned effective Jan 5 2026 per 1808Delaware)
Cory Hoffman
Delaware
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Top issues during term (17)
storm drain adoption
It's free to join, and keeping drains clear saves the city money on expensive flood repairs.
tax credit repeal
Your personal income tax bill will likely go up because you won't get that credit anymore.
election results
Changes in local leadership could shift how your tax dollars are spent on community projects and public services.
local elections
No immediate taxpayer cost or direct budget changes tied to this personnel update.
administrative appointment
Executive compensation and administrative costs will be covered by existing municipal operating budgets.
ethics and misconduct
While there's no direct hit to your wallet yet, leadership drama like this often ends up costing taxpayers in potential legal fees or special meetings.
judicial appointment
It shouldn't cost you extra directly, but changes in court rulings could mean a shift in how traffic fines and local fees are handed out.
city attorney appointment
Right now, there's no word on extra costs, but leadership changes can sometimes trigger shifts in legal spending or staffing.
municipal election
While voting itself is free, taxpayer dollars fund the administration of local elections and the salaries tied to this municipal office.
personnel resignation
We could end up paying extra legal fees or hiring outside counsel to cover while the position sits empty.
election
Your property taxes and local spending are directly tied to who sits on this council.
noise ordinance
You could end up paying a hefty fine if your next neighborhood get-together gets too loud.
flag policy
Zero direct costs to taxpayers right now, though potential legal challenges down the road could rack up municipal expenses.
parking fees
Drivers parking downtown will see their daily or hourly costs jump drastically if this huge fee increase goes through.
council resignation
It won't cost you extra directly, but holding a special appointment or election process could pull a little municipal cash from other projects.
official misconduct
While there's no direct price tag yet, potential legal fees or special recall elections could end up costing taxpayers.
ethics investigation
While there is no direct cost yet, a prolonged ethics scandal or potential lawsuit could end up costing taxpayers in legal fees.
Decisions during term (0)
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