Voucher report

Called the administration's checkbook 'loose,' flagged the five-month gap since the pumphouse fire, and a $2 discrepancy between staff memos on the $1.365 million emergency contract.

Appearing by video repeatedly, he backed the earlier speakers, demanded the council prohibit data centers on the parcel if it's 'just a staging yard,' questioned the railroad agreement and a $45 bid discrepancy, and itemized entertainment spending in the vouchers versus the unfunded lead pipe crisis.

Criticized millions in insurance payouts and spending on arboretum aesthetics; the Mayor noted the arboretum work is paid exclusively with state grant funds.

Criticized $40,000 for a concert, $12,292 for a climate action plan consultant, suppressor purchases, and routine administrative expenses as misallocation away from infrastructure.