Assistant Mayor· 2024-2027
Tracey Tackett
Springfield
About
Tracey Tackett's platform focuses on providing independent political representation, moving away from strict partisan politics, and building upon the local community culture. Her campaigns emphasize community engagement and addressing local responses to immigration policies.
Campaign promises (2)
- transparencyTracey Tackett ran with a push for independent representation in Congress.
- developmentTackett stated a desire to build upon the community culture following her commission election win.Related votes
Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 5
- Total speaking time
- 4:11
- Avg per meeting
- 0:50
- Segments
- 45
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Top issues during term (14)(Development)
HUD Federal Grant Allocations and Permanent Supportive Housing
About $2.3 million in federal funding for the 2026 fiscal year, roughly $10,000 less than 2025.
Electra.aero Airport Development and Employment Incentive
The city forgoes roughly $1.4 million in income tax over seven years but retains a similar amount, with the deal void if hiring targets aren't met.
Blighted and Nuisance Properties
Costs related to code enforcement actions and potential nuisance abatement.
Kingsgate Commons Section 15 final phase
Youth recreation and organized basketball programming
Any new organized program would add city recreation costs, though no figure was discussed.
Historic review of 404 E. McCreight Ave (Case #2602)
Historic review of 725 S. Fountain Ave (Case #2609)
Affordable Housing and Neighborhood Revitalization on West Euclid Avenue
Commitment of $540,596.00 in HOME program funds, with home purchase prices around $170,000 offset by buyer assistance.
Sunflower Field Senior Affordable Housing Project
Funding comes from the Land Bank and partners; buyers can get downpayment help.
Duplex development on former vacant lots
Springfield 2051 Strategic Plan and Visioning Initiative
Funded through private donations, philanthropic foundations, and minor city contributions.
Sycamore Ridge Subdivision Phases 2A and 2B
Developer-installed public infrastructure for approximately 220 new homes.
Demolition of 325 W. Columbia St. (Former Executive Inn)
Demolition contract not to exceed $98,900.
Northpoint Section 2 Development Plat Agreement
Engineering estimate for the subdivision infrastructure is approximately $365,000.
Decisions during term (5)
Recorded while Tackett was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
HOME Program Agreement with NHP for West Euclid Avenue Development
Ordinance 12126: Development Incentive Agreement for 1741 Thrawn Road
Ordinance 02126: Melody Parks Planned Development Amendment
Authorizing the City Manager to enter into a Development Incentive Agreement (Single Family Residential Development) to provide for sewer services to real property outside the City limits located at 2490 Crabill Road.
Ordinance 057-26: Option to Purchase Agreement with Wabuck Development
Voting record (4)(Development)
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