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Jeff Gow
Commissioner
Seat 4
Dunedin, FL
October 8, 2026
Last heard
Voting patterns
Derived only from verified roll-call votes (45 counted); voice votes are not included.
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Dissent rate · 45 votes
100.0%
With majority · 45 votes
Least aligned · 23 shared
Voting record
Roll-call votes parsed verbatim from meeting transcripts; motion wording is transcript text. Follow the meeting for full context.
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The clearly first one and maker of the motion, Vice Mayor, do you have any final comments? Seconder of the motion, Commissioner DeGuard.
— And that motion passes unanimously, four to zero.
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Actually, make her the motion.
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We have a motion in a second. and I will go to commission comments, starting with maker of the motion, Vice Mayor Walker. Okay, and seconder of the motion, okay, and Commissioner Dugard?
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Maker of the motion was Vice Mayor. And seconder of the motion was Commissioner DeGuard.
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Vice mayor Walker. Aye. Mayor Franey. Aye. And that motion passes unanimously. So now we'll go to That was ordinance 25-09, read by title only. Okay. Can I get a motion? So moved. Second. Okay. Okay. …
— Commissioner Dugard? Aye. And mayor Franey? Aye. And that motion passe
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maker of the motion, Member Sandbergen.
— Aye. And that motion passes unanimously.
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start with the maker of the motion, Member Walker.
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maker of the motion. Commissioner Dugard? Vice Mayor Gao? Seconder.
— Aye. And that motion passes unanimously. And thank you for your patien
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So, I would like to make a separate motion that less never gets to go anywhere.
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In that motion for 25-11, we should have had a recommendation. I had a recommendation to add, um, and presentations in the motion, um, because you wanted to add So the maker of the motion was the Vice…
— And that motion passes unanimously.
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Statements in public meetings
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at 4:04And whereas, Florida City Week offers an important opportunity for elected officials and city staff to spread the word to all citizens of Florida that they can shape and influence this branch of government.
at 4:18And whereas, the Florida League of Cities and its member cities have joined together to teach citizens about municipal government through a variety of activities to actively promote and sponsor Florida City Week.
at 35:00And you, at the beginning, you had mentioned there are several regional MPOs, and I understand the concept of a regional MPO in theory and in discussion, but in practice, how well do all those different municipalities or regions representative, how well do they really work together in those other regional MPOs?
at 1:38:35I just yearn for a time, because there's so much to be done if the state legislature would actually work with local municipalities and we could compromise and see a single, you know, if we really were Team Florida.
at 59:13But can you repeat why EMS is not included and what is that, how does that impact the city of Dunedin considering that all of our fire personnel are firefighters slash paramedics?
at 1:38:32But I think we should always, always be mindful of how can we ask for input from our residents and just never lose track of that whole concept of we are who we are because of the residents.
at 26:29Members of First United Methodist Church of Dunedin, he went on a mission trip to Tennessee to help restore some of the homes in Tennessee that were destroyed by tornadoes.
at 39:28And it's just wonderful because it is a day of competition, and there are no youth divisions in piping and drumming that all the students in Dunedin and middle school and high school compete against other adults.
at 2:27And whereas because of the changing needs of young people in our schools, teachers must be constantly learning and evolving their methods of instruction.
at 1:03:26Um, uh, yeah, it seemed to me that, we had so much conversation about the sidewalk and the setbacks, uh, the last time, I won't beat up too much on it now, but a lot of it is just to refresh my memory.
at 18:17it's always a pleasure. Yes. Good to see you. Good to see you. Nice to see you. Art is such an individual
at 1:21:32I do agree with the Mayor on that we should all be involved in filling those seats for available.
at 1:26:32And just to make sure I understand it as well as the residents, what that $1.5 million is, is that's money that you're currently getting now with the CRA.
at 1:26:32And just to make sure I understand it as well as the residents, what that $1.5 million is, is that's money that you're currently getting now with the CRA.
at 2:28:10You know, last year we had a resident or two that were upset on the quality of the work that was done on their street and just wanted to ask what kind of oversight, what kind of supervision?
at 2:35:34Okay. But, so is Bay Street part of the previous? Because I didn't, I didn't see it there. Is it part of the, hey, since we got money and left over, let's do that?