PowellNot a ballot

Powell · On the record

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.

Powell voter guide

City budget

Jun 15, 2026

Ordinance 16, 2026, the city's 2026-2027 budget, on final reading

Result as recorded: unanimous, June 2026

  • YesKristy FieldsVoted yes on Ordinance 16, 2026, the city's 2026-2027 budget, on final reading (unanimous, June 2026).
  • YesTimothy A. SappMoved and voted for Ordinance 16, 2026, the city's 2026-2027 budget, on final reading (unanimous, June 2026).
  • YesZane Q. LoganVoted yes on Ordinance 16, 2026, the city's 2026-2027 budget, on final reading (unanimous, June 2026).

City of Powell · Jun 15, 2026Link

E-bikes and electric devices

Mar 16, 2026

Ordinances 2, 3, 6 and 7, 2026, rules for electric devices and bicycles

Result as recorded: passed 5-1, March 2026

  • YesZane Q. LoganVoted yes on Ordinances 2, 3, 6, 7 and 8, 2026, rules for electric devices and bicycles (each passed 5-1, March 2026).
  • NoKristy FieldsVoted no on Ordinance 8, 2026, rules for riding electric devices and bicycles on the road (passed 5-1, March 2026).
  • NoTimothy A. SappVoted no on Ordinances 2, 3, 6 and 7, 2026, rules for electric devices and bicycles (each passed 5-1, March 2026).

City of Powell · Mar 16, 2026Link

Exotic animal permits

Mar 2, 2026

Ordinance 13, 2026, repealing the city code's wild and exotic animal permit subsections

Result as recorded: passed 6-1, March 2026

  • YesGeoff HovivianVoted yes on Ordinance 13, 2026, repealing the city code's wild and exotic animal permit subsections (passed 6-1, March 2026).
  • YesJohn WetzelVoted yes on Ordinance 13, 2026, repealing the city code's wild and exotic animal permit subsections (passed 6-1, March 2026).
  • YesKristy FieldsVoted yes on Ordinance 13, 2026, repealing the city code's wild and exotic animal permit subsections (passed 6-1, March 2026).
  • YesTimothy A. SappVoted yes on Ordinance 13, 2026, repealing the city code's wild and exotic animal permit subsections (passed 6-1, March 2026).
  • YesZane Q. LoganMoved and voted for Ordinance 13, 2026, repealing the city code's wild and exotic animal permit subsections (passed 6-1, March 2026).
  • NoTroy BrayVoted no on Ordinance 13, 2026, repealing the city code's wild and exotic animal permit subsections (passed 6-1, March 2026).

City of Powell · Mar 2, 2026Link

Housing and lot sizes

Oct 6, 2025

Ordinance 17, 2024, the affordable small-lot exception to minimum lot requirements

Result as recorded: passed 5-1, Oct. 2025

  • YesGeoff HovivianMoved and voted for Ordinance 17, 2024, the affordable small-lot exception to minimum lot requirements (passed 5-1, Oct. 2025).
  • YesJohn WetzelVoted yes on Ordinance 17, 2024, the affordable small-lot exception to minimum lot requirements (passed 5-1, Oct. 2025).
  • YesKristy FieldsVoted yes on Ordinance 17, 2024, the affordable small-lot exception to minimum lot requirements (passed 5-1, Oct. 2025).
  • YesTroy BrayVoted yes on Ordinance 17, 2024, the affordable small-lot exception to minimum lot requirements (passed 5-1, Oct. 2025).
  • YesZane Q. LoganVoted yes on Ordinance 17, 2024, the affordable small-lot exception to minimum lot requirements (passed 5-1, Oct. 2025).
  • NoTimothy A. SappVoted no on Ordinance 17, 2024, the affordable small-lot exception to minimum lot requirements (passed 5-1, Oct. 2025).

City of Powell · Oct 6, 2025Link

Resolution on political violence

May 4, 2026

Resolution 4, 2026, supporting an independent judiciary and condemning political violence

Result as recorded: passed 6-1, May 2026

  • YesGeoff HovivianVoted yes on Resolution 4, 2026, supporting an independent judiciary and condemning political violence (passed 6-1, May 2026).
  • YesJohn WetzelVoted yes on Resolution 4, 2026, supporting an independent judiciary and condemning political violence (passed 6-1, May 2026).
  • YesKristy FieldsVoted yes on Resolution 4, 2026, supporting an independent judiciary and condemning political violence (passed 6-1, May 2026).
  • YesTimothy A. SappVoted yes on Resolution 4, 2026, supporting an independent judiciary and condemning political violence (passed 6-1, May 2026).
  • YesZane Q. LoganVoted yes on Resolution 4, 2026, supporting an independent judiciary and condemning political violence (passed 6-1, May 2026).
  • NoTroy BrayVoted no on Resolution 4, 2026, supporting an independent judiciary and condemning political violence (passed 6-1, May 2026).

City of Powell · May 4, 2026Link

Senior center sales tax

Jun 1, 2026

Resolution 7, 2026, approving the proposed 1% specific purpose tax proposition for the Nov. 3, 2026 ballot

Result as recorded: unanimous, June 2026

  • YesKristy FieldsVoted yes on Resolution 7, 2026, approving the proposed 1% specific purpose tax proposition for the Nov. 3, 2026 ballot (unanimous, June 2026).
  • YesTimothy A. SappVoted yes on Resolution 7, 2026, approving the proposed 1% specific purpose tax proposition for the Nov. 3, 2026 ballot (unanimous, June 2026).

City of Powell · Jun 1, 2026Link

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