Place 4 Cedar Park City Council Member Lowell Moore[/caption]
Place 4 Council Member Lowell Moore announced Jan. 28 he would not seek re-election to Cedar Park City Council.
Moore said he made his decision before the council’s retreat on Jan. 15-16.
“I’ve kind of been thinking about [leaving the council] for a couple of months, and we had our retreat, and I thought, ‘This is probably a good time to do this,’” Moore said. “I’ve served for a long time. There are many challenges I’d like to go out and see if I can work on.”
Moore filed Jan. 25 to run for election to the board of the Upper Brushy Creek Water Control and Improvement District.
“Council is a very stable council,” Moore said. “I feel very comfortable in leaving.”
Two candidates have filed for the open council seat—Cobby Caputo, a former council member, and Kaden Norton, a participant on several city boards. The election will be held May 7.
This story has been updated.
Place 4 Cedar Park City Council Member Lowell Moore[/caption]
Place 4 Council Member Lowell Moore announced Jan. 28 he would not seek re-election to Cedar Park City Council.
Moore said he made his decision before the council’s retreat on Jan. 15-16.
“I’ve kind of been thinking about [leaving the council] for a couple of months, and we had our retreat, and I thought, ‘This is probably a good time to do this,’” Moore said. “I’ve served for a long time. There are many challenges I’d like to go out and see if I can work on.”
Moore filed Jan. 25 to run for election to the board of the Upper Brushy Creek Water Control and Improvement District.
“Council is a very stable council,” Moore said. “I feel very comfortable in leaving.”
Two candidates have filed for the open council seat—Cobby Caputo, a former council member, and Kaden Norton, a participant on several city boards. The election will be held May 7.
This story has been updated.
