SH: I was first elected to the council in June of 2018, and I've loved serving the residents of Keller. Being a new city councilperson, you have to learn a ton of information to learn, and I believe in a second term I'll be able to leverage that information and get more done for our residents than before. We have a new mayor that has similar thoughts on what is best for the future of Keller and to make it the most "Family Friendly City in Texas." I want to be part of helping execute that vision.

SH: Continued tax relief for our residents. Investing in the parks and trails. Sidewalks, sidewalks, sidewalks.

SH: The city of Keller utilizes the services of the Tarrant County Health Department for issues related to public health. I see our role as making sure that the message from the health department gets out to our residents, know how to get them help when needed, and I'd like to take a more active role in getting our seniors signed up for the vaccine.

SH: To never have it happen again. This situation was inexcusable. We are working with the city manager and police chief to update policies to not allow this type of situation to happen again.

JB: I was raised in a way, and learned from an early age the importance of servanthood. Some of my earliest memories are volunteering in my church as a child. That continued through high school as a volunteer for Special Olympics and in college, I volunteered with the YMCA and Habitat for Humanity, among a few. That calling to serve has and will never leave me. Serving my community on the city council is my next opportunity to serve.

JB: 1) My main objective is to listen and let the citizens know they have a voice in me. I will be approachable and available to listen and understand what is important to them.

2) Keller is one of the safest communities there is to live, work, and raise a family. We must continue to support our first responders not only through our words and actions but also financially support what they need to keep both us and them safe on a daily basis.

3) We must develop a plan for the future of our city to maintain its integrity and culture. We have a great school system, and it is important it does not become overpopulated.

JB: I think our role is to allow businesses to open, people to go back to work, students to go back to school, churches to open, and let our community members decide which activities they personally want to resume. We cannot close our society back down. Period.

JB: That incident has been handled and is over with. I have confidence in our police chief that the appropriate actions were taken, proper lessons learned, and moving forward I don’t expect to see similar incidents.