Council Member District 3· 2022-12-20 - 2026-12-01
Kristina Duggan
Long Beach
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 32
- Total speaking time
- 3:43:08
- Avg per meeting
- 6:58
- Segments
- 2169
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Top issues during term (20)(Environment)
Historic El Niño and community storm preparedness
The city is spending staff time and materials on pre-season sandbag giveaways and public awareness campaigns; no dollar figure was given.
Sea level rise and flooding preparedness
Upgrading the stormwater system is estimated in the hundreds of millions of dollars.
Hurricane Rachel storm response
Taxpayers are probably going to foot a hefty bill to fix this damage.
Westside Promise Initiative progress and accountability
$1.75 million in Elevate 28 funding is allocated for Green Terminal Island technical studies, with construction potentially 7-10 years out.
50th anniversary of the California Coastal Act
storm preparation
Marine Bureau staff are fortifying seawalls and building berms ahead of high tides expected through December, using a 1.5-foot conservative tide deviation.
Peninsula beach dredging and dune restoration
Costs of dune restoration projects weren't discussed, but revetments and dredging are the current costly alternatives.
Storm-related overtime costs
Storm overtime will add unbudgeted labor costs across the end of FY26 and start of FY27.
Coastal erosion and managed retreat on the Peninsula
Speakers cited hundred-million-dollar sand replenishment projects as unsustainable.
Airport noise and fly-friendly compliance
Noise surcharges collected totaled $1,031 in April, up from $600 last year due to a higher fine structure.
Beach and marina cleanliness and public stewardship
Extra cleanup and maintenance costs fall on the Marine Bureau; no specific figure was given.
Airport sustainability performance
Energy savings are cutting airport operating costs, with parking structure B bills down $6,000 a month.
Demolition of the Southeast Resource Recovery Facility
The city's share of the projected $3.4 million shortfall comes out of city SERRF operations funds.
Leaded fuel health concerns
Alamitos Bay entrance channel dredging
Bids exceeded budget by millions; a $5 million state grant decision is expected within two months.
flood cleanup
Emergency cleanup efforts might temporarily shift city funds, but preventing more damage saves everyone money in the long run.
NSF-funded privacy assistant app
Nearly $1.5 million in NSF grant funding through August 2028.
Right-of-way landscaping practices
AI and Data Privacy website
Climate change and public service focus
Decisions during term (0)
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No decisions found matching Environment.
Voting record (0)(Environment)
No votes found matching Environment.