Last Quarter of 2026 Update
District 3 Update: What I Heard This Quarter
July–September 2026
This quarter, the concerns you brought to me stayed at the center of my work.
Residents raised noise and late-night ordinances, the daycare closure, tennis court accessibility, cell towers, Ezee Fiber, electric scooter and bike safety, the Home Depot (380 agreement), our surface-water supply through the North Fort Bend Water Authority, and police leadership. I spent the quarter listening to those issues, connecting them to City Hall, and representing District 3 on each one.
Your feedback pointed the same direction: protect local character, limit more apartments, watch taxes, fix infrastructure, and keep parks, water, traffic, and public safety front and center.
If one of these is still on your mind, reach out. I am here for you.
First 100 Days
Over my first 100 days as a City Council member for District 3 in the City of Fulshear, my focus has been on listening, learning, and getting up to speed on the priorities and processes that shape our community. I’ve spent time meeting with city stakeholders and department staff to better understand how services and projects move forward, as well as familiarizing myself with council rules, regulations, and decision-making procedures. Just as importantly, I’ve been bringing resident concerns into council discussions, staying focused on practical solutions, transparency, and measurable progress. I’m proud of the work completed so far and remain committed to serving District 3 with responsiveness, integrity, and open communication.