Vice Mayor· 2024-11 - 2028-11 (month-level start: November 2024; month-level end: November 2028 per Auburn City Clerk Council List 8/25/2026 'Term 11/2024-11/2028')
Rachel Radell-Harris
Auburn
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Top issues during term (6)
surveillance camera removal
Removing the cameras could save Auburn ongoing Flock contract costs, but it may also mean paying for deinstallation and losing a paid investigative tool.
city council leadership selection
No direct cost is attached to the vote—it’s about who runs meetings and sets priorities, though those priorities can shape future budget choices.
city council obituary
Taxpayers could see extra costs if the city opts for a special election, while an appointment would be cheaper but still take staff time.
development planning
Taxpayers could see new costs for roads and services—or new revenue—but it’s too early to put a number on it.
city manager appointment
The move is mainly a continuity measure, so expect limited immediate budget impact beyond the interim salary already covered in city personnel costs.
general plan expansion
Your tax dollars and city service costs could shift depending on where growth is allowed, and property values may follow the same map.
Decisions during term (0)
Recorded while Radell-Harris was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
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