Q&A: See the 2 candidates running for Fulshear City Council District 3

Why did you choose to run for Fulshear City Council?

I’m running to bring a stronger voice to District 3 and keep City Hall connected to everyday residents. Fulshear is growing quickly, and I want decisions to be clearer, more practical and more accountable—so people understand what’s happening, why it matters and how to be heard.

What is your top priority if elected to represent the citizens of Fulshear?

My top priority is awareness, representation and clarity in City Hall—clear communication, transparent decisions and real resident input before big votes. People should feel informed, respected, and confident that their concerns are being addressed, not overlooked or explained after the fact.

What do you think is the most pressing issue for local residents, and what will you do to address it?

The most pressing issue is managing growth without falling behind on roads, drainage, public safety readiness and city services. I’ll push for a long-term plan with measurable goals, data-informed priorities and plain-language updates so residents can track progress, costs and timelines.

How should the city prepare for and manage its growing population?

Fulshear should plan growth in phases and match new development with infrastructure and service capacity. I’ll support planning that includes clear standards, realistic timelines and responsible budgeting—plus consistent resident engagement—so growth is predictable, balanced and protects quality of life.

What would you do to prioritize economic development in the city?

I’ll prioritize economic development by making City Hall easier to work with—clear steps, faster communication and predictable processes for permits and approvals. I’ll also listen to local business owners and support smart growth that brings needed services while protecting Fulshear’s community feel.

Why did you choose to run for Fulshear City Council?

I chose to run because I want to guide Fulshear’s growth responsibly, protect public safety and preserve the character and quality of life that residents value. My experience in law enforcement, business and community service gives me the perspective to make thoughtful, practical decisions for our city’s future.

What is your top priority if elected to represent the citizens of Fulshear?

My top priority is public safety, ensuring law enforcement and emergency services keep pace with our growing population. I also want to support infrastructure improvements, maintain parks and recreation, and preserve the connected neighborhoods and family-friendly environment that make Fulshear a desirable place to live for generations to come.

What do you think is the most pressing issue for local residents, and what will you do to address it?

Rapid growth is Fulshear’s most pressing challenge, impacting safety, traffic and infrastructure. I will advocate for long-term planning, timely road and utility improvements. I will listen to residents and work with city staff to ensure growth enhances our neighborhoods and preserves the quality of life we all value.