Two candidates are on the ballot for Trophy Club mayor.
Read Q&A's with each candidate below. Candidates were asked to keep responses under 75 words, answer the question provided and avoid attacking opponents. Answers may have been edited or cut to adhere to those guidelines, or for style and clarity.
Early voting will begin April 24 and run through May 2. Election day is May 6.
Why are you running for office?
To continue serving the community I love and to keep Trophy Club a "Great Place to Call Home.”
What are some of the biggest challenges facing Trophy Club?
I think the two biggest challenges are: (1) How do we keep the high service levels our residents expect as costs rise with no new homeowners to add to the tax base? (2) Does it make economic sense for the town to absorb the municipal utility district?
If you are elected, what can residents expect from you?
To continue placing the needs of the residents first, as I have for the past eight years, and fully support our public safety and health policies that have earned us being named the #1 safest town in Texas and our [Insurance Services Office] 1 fire rating. The last town survey showed 92% of our residents were positive about the level of service that the town provides, and I would work to maintain and enhance that sentiment.
Why are you running for office?
My goal is to facilitate and lead the work and vision of our citizens and elected leaders with respect and integrity. Together we can truly make Trophy Club “a great place to call home” for everyone.
What are some of the biggest challenges facing Trophy Club?
Traffic flow and safety in Trophy Club; commercial/retail economic development aligned with the town vision; management of town funds
If you are elected, what can residents expect from you?
Embrace a model to communicate with dignity, integrity and accountability; raise up new leaders, giving them a voice and encouraging them to step up and contribute to the town future