Kemah City Council is seeking applicants to fill City Council Position 4 following Lee Wallace's July 13 resignation.
The details
Residents have until 5 p.m., July 24 to apply online to serve the remainder of Wallace’s term, which ends May 2027, per the city’s website.
Wallace said that he was resigning due to an ongoing health condition.
Digging deeper
Voters elected Wallace to City Council in May 2025 after he ran against Paul Williams, according to previous reporting by Community Impact.
This year, there have been several changes to City Council’s makeup including the addition of Sheila Thorne who was elected to position 1 and Robb Rourke who was elected to Position 5 after defeating incumbent Isaac Saldaña, according to previous reporting by Community Impact.
What residents should know
Applicants seeking additional information about the vacancy should contact the city secretary’s office at 281-334-1611 or [email protected].