District 2 Council Member· 2024-2028
Nick Dunlap
Fullerton
About
Nick Dunlap's platform for the Fullerton City Council centers heavily on addressing local infrastructure needs. As an incumbent candidate, his campaign emphasized tangible improvements to the city's physical foundations to better serve constituents.
Campaign promises (1)
- infrastructureNick Dunlap focused his campaign on improving local infrastructure in Fullerton.
Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 3
- Total speaking time
- 0:52
- Avg per meeting
- 0:17
- Segments
- 18
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Top issues during term (20)(General)
Automated License Plate Reader (FLOCK) Camera Program
Maintains existing camera maintenance and operating expenditures.
Environmental Justice Element Adoption
No direct general city fund commitments are required for adoption.
Historic Landmark Designation for "Flight" Sculpture
Minimal impact limited to staff time for updating the General Plan and historical map exhibits.
candidate forum
Doesn't cost you a dime, but picking the right leader helps protect your tax dollars.
candidate forums
It's totally free to attend, so the only cost is a little bit of your time.
Open Space and Conservation Element Update
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gun buyback program recognition
While exact program costs weren't detailed, utilizing these buybacks prevents the massive municipal and medical expenses associated with gun violence.
zoning amendment
Property values could rise due to the neighborhood's historic charm, but homeowners might face higher costs for approved renovations.
Cannabis Enforcement and Fines
Neutral to positive through cost recovery and fine collection.
2025 State Legislative Impacts on Local Planning
State laws bring no new funding for staff, putting extra administrative strain on the city.
City Manager Appointment
Base salary of $305,000 annually with future scheduled increases and benefit contributions.
Prohibition of Unlawful Kratom Sales
Enforcement will be absorbed within existing police department operations and grant-funded compliance checks.
homelessness policy
Expect city funds to be redirected towards these new homelessness initiatives, potentially impacting other budget areas.
freedom of the press
No direct financial impact mentioned, but it's a big deal for student journalism funding.
noise ordinance
It's unclear yet if this will cost you more or less, but it could affect businesses that rely on sound.
public records act
This won't cost you a dime, but it could save you from city hall surprises!
city charter status
Understanding this could impact how city funds are allocated and managed.
property receivership
The city's footing the bill for now, but they'll try to get the owner to pay up later.
city charter adoption
This could mean more local control over how tax dollars are spent, but it's too early to tell if it'll save you money.
city hall lawn use
This move saves the city a fortune compared to installing fake grass!
Decisions during term (7)
Recorded while Dunlap was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
General Plan Amendment to Adopt the Environmental Justice Element as Appendix N of the Fullerton Plan
General Plan Revision to Designate Five Properties as Historical Landmarks
General Plan Amendment for Open Space and Conservation Element (Appendix M)
NOVEMBER 3, 2026 GENERAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION
Motion to Recommend One-Cent General Sales Tax
Adoption of Resolution Finding Five-Year CIP Consistent with General Plan
$1,615,495 CONTRACT WITH DOMINGUEZ GENERAL ENGINEERING, INC FOR YUCCA AREA WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT
Voting record (2)(General)
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