Mayor· 2017-07-01–2029-07-01 (month-level start: July 2017 first took office, third term began July 2025 after eight years in office per The Oxford Eagle 2025-06-20; month-level end: July 2029, four-year term per oxfordms.net/board-of-aldermen)
Robyn Tannehill
Oxford
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 19
- Total speaking time
- 3:03:03
- Avg per meeting
- 9:38
- Segments
- 2968
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Top issues during term (20)(Water Utilities)
Magnolia Bend sewer connection
The developer pays for required upgrades; the city gains sewer service reach at little direct cost.
Stormwater and flooding at Saint Andrews Circle
Mostly federal money — the city's share is about 10%.
Water service agreements with East Oxford Water Association
New water wells for mTrade Park treatment plant
$1,135,500 for the two new wells.
Water Conservation Request
Not specified; capacity projects are already budgeted and underway.
Wastewater treatment plant emergency repairs
Emergency repairs will cost $111,066.35 from city funds without competitive bidding.
Water and wastewater master plan
Higher tap fees for anyone making a new sewer connection.
mTrade water projects
Contract and bid costs were not detailed in the minutes.
Howell Loop lift station replacement
Cost to be determined through bidding.
Anderson Road water main contractor problems
Delay costs and potential re-bidding aren't yet quantified.
Downtown drainage project change order
$40,117.62 final settlement payment.
4-day workweek for utility and street crews
Water main pipe for new asphalt plant
~$76,000 from the current utilities budget.
Sandy Cove sewer extension
The project was awarded to the low bidder, MC Construction, LLC; the bid amount was not stated in the record.
Belle River Place subdivision utilities extension
Residential solid waste rate increase
$7 more per month per household — about $84 a year.
4% electric rate increase
About $4 more per month, roughly $48 a year, for the average household.
Water and sewer rate increase
Utility bills will rise once the PSC approves — the city has no customers left on flat rates.
Old Taylor Road water main upgrade
No cost to the city — The Finn development fronts the project's cost.
Utility hardening BRIC grant
$5,000 for grant writing, with construction costs covered by the federal grant if awarded.
Decisions during term (0)
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Voting record (0)(Water Utilities)
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