District 5 Alderperson· 2023-2027
Shirley A. Saryan
Greenfield, WI
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 3
- Total speaking time
- 0:13
- Avg per meeting
- 0:04
- Segments
- 7
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Top issues during term (20)(Public Safety)
Flock license plate reader cameras
Investigation of Police Chief Jay Johnson
Potential legal defense costs for the city; no figure given.
Property code enforcement at 6025 W. Armour Avenue
Police Emergency Notification Contract (Everbridge)
Costs the city about $12,141 per year for three years.
Firefighter Charities Chili Cookoff Beer License
Electric scooter and e-bike regulations
$100 redemption fee for impounded dockless devices; otherwise minimal.
Outdoor cat feeding ban
Enforcement costs fall on police and health staff; no dollar figure was given.
Charges filed by the Mayor against the Police Chief
Legal costs for the proceedings — including possible depositions and discovery — could add expenses for the city, though no figures were listed.
KinderCare traffic and speeding on Forest Home Avenue
Charges filed by the Mayor relating to the Police Chief
Legal and procedural costs of handling the charges could fall on the city, but no figures were disclosed.
Rat problem near Forest Home Avenue
Pursuit Alert safety devices on police squads
Covered by a grant or existing in-house funds.
Milwaukee County EMS agreement
Greenfield receives a higher county EMS subsidy than comparable communities thanks to its all-paramedic staff.
Coyote concerns on Layton Avenue
police leadership removal
Taxpayers could end up covering costs for an interim chief, a permanent search, and any legal or administrative fight, though the exact price tag isn’t clear yet.
police chief removal
Taxpayers could face costs for severance, interim leadership, or legal fallout, but no dollar figure has been disclosed.
police department oversight
The city could face added legal, insurance, or administrative costs if misconduct allegations aren’t handled through clear oversight.
Fire Station 92 HVAC replacement
Covered by existing fire department funds; no new taxpayer ask.
E-bikes and scooters on sidewalks and the Powerline Trail
EMS billing through WEMSA/Paralign network
Creates a new non-taxpayer revenue stream for the fire department.
Decisions during term (0)
Recorded while Saryan was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
No decisions found matching Public Safety.
Voting record (0)(Public Safety)
No votes found matching Public Safety.