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How the council voted

Every recorded council vote in this guide where two or more of the people we profile voted, side by side. Each line was checked against the meeting minutes it links to. Only candidates and members with a page in this guide are listed; open the minutes for the full roll call.

Fairview voter guide

City borrowing

Apr 16, 2026

A resolution authorizing FEMA Tax and Revenue Anticipation Notes of up to $2,750,000

Result as recorded: passed 5-0, April 16, 2026

  • YesCarolyn RobertsVoted yes on a resolution authorizing FEMA Tax and Revenue Anticipation Notes of up to $2,750,000 (passed 5-0, April 16, 2026).
  • YesChris McDonaldVoted yes on a resolution authorizing FEMA Tax and Revenue Anticipation Notes of up to $2,750,000 (passed 5-0, April 16, 2026).
  • YesDon BufaliniVoted yes on a resolution authorizing FEMA Tax and Revenue Anticipation Notes of up to $2,750,000 (passed 5-0, April 16, 2026).
  • YesLisa AndersonVoted yes on a resolution authorizing FEMA Tax and Revenue Anticipation Notes of up to $2,750,000 (passed 5-0, April 16, 2026).
  • YesWayne HallVoted yes on a resolution authorizing FEMA Tax and Revenue Anticipation Notes of up to $2,750,000 (passed 5-0, April 16, 2026).

Fairview Board of Commissioners minutes, April 16, 2026 · Apr 16, 2026Link

City manager

Mar 27, 2026

The resolution accepting City Manager Tom Daugherty's resignation

Result as recorded: passed 3-2, March 27, 2026

  • NoLisa AndersonVoted no on the resolution accepting City Manager Tom Daugherty's resignation (passed 3-2, March 27, 2026).
  • NoWayne HallVoted no on the resolution accepting City Manager Tom Daugherty's resignation (passed 3-2, March 27, 2026).
  • —Carolyn RobertsMoved the resolution accepting City Manager Tom Daugherty's resignation (passed 3-2, March 27, 2026).

Fairview Board of Commissioners minutes, March 27, 2026 · Mar 27, 2026Link

Ethics oversight

Property tax and budget

Date not recorded

The fiscal 2027 budget and a 25-cent property tax increase to 84.08 cents per $100

Result as recorded: passed 4-1, June 18, 2026

  • YesCarolyn RobertsVoted yes on the fiscal 2027 budget and a 25-cent property tax increase to 84.08 cents per $100 (passed 4-1, June 18, 2026).
  • YesChris McDonaldVoted yes on the fiscal 2027 budget and a 25-cent property tax increase to 84.08 cents per $100 (passed 4-1, June 18, 2026).
  • YesLisa AndersonVoted yes on the fiscal 2027 budget and a 25-cent property tax increase to 84.08 cents per $100 (passed 4-1, June 18, 2026).
  • YesWayne HallVoted yes on the fiscal 2027 budget and a 25-cent property tax increase to 84.08 cents per $100 (passed 4-1, June 18, 2026).

Williamson HeraldLink

A “—” means the line records something other than a plain yes or no (a motion, an abstention, or two votes in one line); read the line itself. How this guide works