At-Large Council Member· 2020-2027
Brandon McCullough
Livonia
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 19
- Total speaking time
- 1:20:37
- Avg per meeting
- 4:15
- Segments
- 1530
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Top issues during term (20)
Flock automated license plate surveillance
The system cost the city roughly $295,000, purchased in 2025 without a formal bid process.
Zoning moratoria tool (proposed Section 13.16)
The gas station corporation loses out on a prime development spot, and the city misses out on potential tax revenue from the new business.
Lead service line replacement grant
$4.5 million of low-cost borrowing for lead line work, with no interest over 20 years.
LED streetlight conversion completion
Net $63,007.79 out of pocket after $615,000-plus in contributions, rebates, and reimbursements.
Housing Sustainability chapter for the Master Plan
Funded by a $50,000 state housing grant; the plan shapes housing policy for the next 25 years.
Regulating data centers in Livonia
The gas station company loses out on potential local revenue, while nearby homeowners don't have to stress about their property values taking a hit from commercial chaos.
City Hall ADA ramp delay
The ramp is estimated to cost about $8,000 to $10,000, under the $30,000 council threshold.
Proposed FY 2027 City Budget and Property Tax Millage
Average homeowner pays $1,404/year to the city; the $235 million budget includes $6.8M for building repairs and $1.5M for demolitions.
Golden Oaks Village senior housing PILOT
About $37,000 a year in new tax revenue to taxing jurisdictions once the project stabilizes — up from zero today.
Proposed police facility and August safety millage
These millages fund police, fire, senior services, and cultural programming — renewal keeps that funding flowing without a tax increase beyond what voters already approved.
2026 Asphalt Road Program
$3,806,939.15 from budgeted road millage funds.
Bennett Library ADA restroom renovations
$333,623 total, funded by CDBG housing money pledged to the project.
Water main inspection technology pilot
Under $20,000 for the pilot; could avoid six-figure emergency replacements.
Sidewalk special assessments
About $183,000 in assessments to roughly 182 property owners, averaging ~$1,000 each.
Trash pickup reliability with Priority Waste
Zero impact on your wallet, unless you miss the new schedule and have to pay private disposal fees.
Employee assistance and insurance programs
Premium costs come from budgeted funds; exact amounts aren't in the agenda text.
Dump truck purchases and procurement transparency
Roughly $945,000 from budgeted funds for three trucks plus upfitting.
Shelden Park improvements
$5 million project budget; lowest bid $3,160,822.
Security upgrades at city pools and rec center
Not to exceed $129,935.50 from budgeted funds.
Middle Belt Road improvement cost share
Roughly $26–27 million in private investment in the shopping center, per the applicants.
Decisions during term (11)
Recorded while McCullough was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Security camera award of bid — rec centers and pools
Library elevator modernization contract
Approval of Meeting Minutes (Res. #69-26)
Resolution #70-26 — Opposing State Housing Preemption Bills
Safiedine Merriman Site Plan Approved (Res. #71-26)
Civil Service Wage Adjustments (Res. #72-26, #73-26)
Parks Purchases — Rotary Park, Treadmills, Shelden Park (Res. #75-26 through #81-26)
Memorial Day Ceremony and Holiday Parade Approved (Res. #82-26, #83-26)
Public Works Supply Bids (Res. #84-26 through #87-26)
Engineering Contract Amendments — Road Programs (Res. #88-26, #89-26)
2026 Sidewalk Repair Program Ordered (Res. #90-26)
Voting record (3)
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