District 5 Alderperson
Craig Stevens
Green Bay
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 1
- Total speaking time
- 1:07
- Avg per meeting
- 1:07
- Segments
- 31
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Top issues during term (17)(Environment)
Green Bay Packers Foundation grant for Conservation Corps
AmeriCorps crew members receive a $975 biweekly living allowance; partnership projects run $6,000-$7,500 per week.
School food waste composting pilot
Pilot-scale only for now; any district-wide composting infrastructure would be a much larger future ask.
Safe Streets for All grant project
Funded by a federal grant with a consultant team already mobilized.
Flood resiliency projects and Green Tier reporting
$2.1 million for Emily Park (about half grant-funded) and $8 million for Van Beaver Park, still seeking grant funding.
Neighbors for Nature pollinator program
Program relies on donations worth over $5,000 each from Green Bay Botanical Garden and Stone Silo.
Native plant kit giveaway and pollinator corridor
Kits are free to residents; funding came partly from community donations including several thousand dollars from Union Congregational Church.
Energize Green Bay clean energy campaign results
Residents can still save big on energy upgrades, but most federal solar and wind tax credits end July 4 — geothermal incentives remain.
Connect the Bay coastal resilience grant
$913,482 in federal grant funds with only about $15,000 of in-kind city match.
Fire Station Flats brownfield cleanup and financing
About $1 million in city-administered loans plus a $54,400 Stantec task order, with the site cleanup plan estimated at $960,000.
Leaf collection practices and stormwater protection
Leaf collection and composting cost the stormwater utility over $500,000 annually.
800-tree donation for the East River Greenway
No direct city cost — trees funded by grant money.
City energy benchmarking and community energy tracking
Storm flooding and green stormwater infrastructure
Cleanup bills and any stormwater upgrades will land on the city budget — meaning taxpayers could feel it down the road.
OneEnergy solar land lease
Lease revenue to the city of $1,000 per acre, rising 2% annually.
EPA Environmental Education Grant opportunity
Potential federal funding for environmental education projects, though the amount isn't known yet.
Youth engagement on the Sustainability Commission
Pilot community food waste composting program
Federal climate grant money is limited — Wisconsin got $3 million versus Minnesota's $200 million — so any local program will likely depend on grant timing and city capacity.
Decisions during term (0)
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Voting record (0)(Environment)
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