City of Jarrell, Alderman, Place 1
Together with the mayor, Council members adopt the city budget, set the property tax rate, pass local laws, and make decisions about city services and policies. Some localities may use the term Alderman/Alderwoman and term lengths are based on the local or city ordinance.
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Daniel J. Klepac
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Frederick Coy
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Qualifications: What specific training and experience prepared you for this position?
Responsiveness: How will you ensure meaningful two-way communication between residents and City Council?
Infrastructure: How would you bolster infrastructure in regards to population growth, especially in traffic / transportation and housing?
Data Centers: What is your position on data center development, and what specific policies or regulations regarding natural resource usage would you support regarding data centers?
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I've experienced small town growth across central Texas and seen the impacts of development as it relates to education, housing, and economics. Also, my wife is an educator/coach in Jarrell ISD
I will attend every city council meeting and answer emails in a timely manner. Residents can message me on my social media platforms as well. I will also respond to physical letters I receive in my PO Box. Most importantly, I will always take time to have face-to-face conversations with residents in the community.
Smart planning of infrastructure so that it can support the future growth of Jarrell. This includes supporting better roads, water management, robust development processes for future housing/business developments.
I"m open to the idea of Data center development contigent on adhering to specific regulations and policies concerning natural resources. I would support closed loop water cooling circulation so that it's not taking away from the community. They would have to be self sufficient when it comes to providing energy to support the data center (i.e. their own power plant, solar, etc.).
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