How this project works
This is a source-first civic record. We collect official documents, meeting minutes, budgets, audits, procurement files, service data, and on-the-record statements. We distinguish verified facts from analysis and clearly label gaps or disputed claims.
Evidence, not exaggeration
Every finding should link back to a dated public source. We welcome corrections, additional context, and responses from the mayor’s office or campaign. No invented figures. No anonymous accusations presented as fact.
The four-year timeline
Review the term year by year: commitments announced, votes taken, money authorized, projects delivered, and outcomes reported. The goal is a clear timeline residents can inspect for themselves.
A fair standard
Accountability means testing the record against stated goals, comparable data, and the lived experience of residents—while giving decision-makers a meaningful chance to respond.
