At-Large Council Member· Elected Nov 2 2021 (ClickOnDetroit); term from January 1, 2022 per Charter Ch. IV Sec. 2 fn. 13 (noon January 1 following election, Livonia Code Ch. 2.84 as quoted); seat expired December 31, 2025, successors seated January 1, 2026 per livonia.gov council bios. Four-year seat (2022-2025); council president 2023. Earlier service before 2022 not captured.
Jim Jolly
Livonia
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 1
- Total speaking time
- 1:08
- Avg per meeting
- 1:08
- Segments
- 20
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Top issues during term (3)
civic center redesign
While a total price tag hasn't been blasted across the headlines yet, a decade-long construction project of this scale is guaranteed to require significant capital investment and long-term municipal funding.
municipal bond
Your local property taxes could go up to help pay off this $150 million bond.
election information
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Decisions during term (0)
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