Mayor· 2022-2029
Malik D. Evans
Rochester
About
Malik D. Evans's campaign focuses on public services and community welfare, highlighted by investments in Rochester Animal Services. As the incumbent mayor, his platform aligns with municipal governance, local coalition building against gun violence, and garnering endorsements from key Democratic leadership.
Campaign promises (1)
- public-safetyThe mayor announced new investments aimed at improving Rochester Animal Services.
Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 5
- Total speaking time
- 55:14
- Avg per meeting
- 11:03
- Segments
- 1108
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Top issues during term (20)
elections
No direct costs here, but future council spending priorities could shift depending on who wins.
Historic Preservation and Architectural Standards
Property values and renovation costs may be impacted by mandatory historic material standards such as Simulated Divided Lites.
Zoning Code Alignment Project (ZAP)
Affects long-term land use and property development values across the city.
crime statistics
Lower crime usually means a boost in property values and local business, keeping your hard-earned money working for you.
Automated Bus Patrol and Traffic Enforcement Revenue
Grant-funded pedestrian safety enforcement program.
Parking Area Regulations and Lot Coverage Limits
Private investment in commercial property infrastructure.
Lead Service Line Replacement Project
Involves a $14,000,000 municipal bond issuance matched by federal infrastructure grant funding.
Police Officer Candidate Disqualifications and Appeals
Impacts police recruitment pipeline and staffing levels.
state investment
It injects a fresh pool of state dollars right into our local economy to fund city projects without putting the squeeze on your wallet.
Police Accountability Board Restructuring and Oversight
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Peace Village Agreement Review
The city is appropriating $1.6 million for the Peace Village pallet shelter project.
police shooting
Potential lawsuits and settlements could hit taxpayers hard if liability is established.
Terrence Building Demolition and Environmental Abatement
A $20 million state grant passes through the city budget with developer-guaranteed cost overruns.
Affordable Housing and Homeownership Initiatives
Includes state grant funding and project investments for affordable housing construction.
Golisano Way street memorialization
No direct cost to residents — it's an honorary renaming on the city's Official Map.
building safety enforcement
Taxpayers could dodge a massive emergency response bill, though the property owner is likely looking at heavy compliance costs or potential loss of revenue.
Commercial Signage and Property Improvements
Supports local business visibility and property investment.
Compensation Policy Commission and Council Governance Reforms
Determines future elected official compensation structures.
Fire Department Operational Readiness and Medical Response
$2,167,000 bond authorization.
Solid Waste Fleet Modernization
$4,900,000 bond issuance
Decisions during term (739)
Recorded while Evans was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.