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The Colony City Council Place 6 Choose 1

https://www.thecolonytx.gov/518/Election-InformationMaphttps://www.thecolonytx.gov/DocumentCenter/View/764/City-Council-Districts-PDFThe City of The Colony holds elections in November.The third year in the rotation does not have a regular City Council election.November 2026 - Place 3, Place 4, Place 5, Place 6 - single member districtsNovember 2027 - Mayor, Place 1, Place 2 - at-largeNovember 2028 - no election

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Joel Marks (NP)

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Why are you seeking this office?

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What are your qualifications for this office?

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What strategies will you use to ensure open communication between City Hall and residents?

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What are your top environmental and land development concerns and how do you plan to address them?

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What is your vision for transportation infrastructure in the city and how will you advance it?

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Matthew Wheeler (NP)

Biographical Information

Occupation Retired
Campaign Mailing Address 4832 Wheeler Dr
The Colony, TX 75056
Campaign Phone 469-704-7045

Why are you seeking this office?

I am running for City Council to be an accessible member that the constituents will know from my knocking on over 1000 doors over the past 2 years. I believe in volunteering and I now seek to serve my fellow neighbors and friends as a City Council member. I believe we need to do a better job responding to residents concerns and requests for repairs to the city infrastructure. The City Council needs to do a better job of knowing what the average citizen is concerned about our city.

What are your qualifications for this office?

I have 35 years experience at two major corporations primarily as a District Manager responsible for budgets, repairs, hiring, marketing. This was for as many as 16 locations and up to 300 employees. I also ran a small business for 7+ years steadily building sales and a customer base. Additionally, I have been knocking on doors, primarily in Place 6, speaking to several hundred residents regarding their concerns and issues. So between my business experience and interactions with the community, I believe I’m very qualified for this office.

What strategies will you use to ensure open communication between City Hall and residents?

I will maintain a personal direct mobile phone as long as I hold the office as well as a city provided email. I will also attempt to establish a group email to keep my constituents up to date.

What are your top environmental and land development concerns and how do you plan to address them?

The city is close to being fully developed. Great care needs to be considered regarding the use of the remaining available land. I would like to see a grocery store return to the vicinity of North Colony Blvd and 423. I am in general in favor of more residential development versus additional warehouses.

What is your vision for transportation infrastructure in the city and how will you advance it?

The city needs to improve long standing deteriorating roads, alleys and sidewalks. Additionally, and what I believe is just as critical, is that contractors need to stay start to finish on repairs. They must not be allowed to tear up a street and then not return to complete the work for 2-3 months.