City of Pflugerville Council Member, Place 2
City Council MemberTogether 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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David Rogers
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Ceasar Ruiz
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Qualifications: What specific training and experience prepared you for this position?
Public Safety: How do you plan to address issues related to public safety, keeping communities safe while preserving individual rights?
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?
Six years as City Councilman, Eight years on Board of Adjustment, Two years on Pflugerville Community Development Corporation Board, decades litigating government, Constitution, and real estate issues
Voted to End FLOCK cameras in Pflugerville; voted to INCREASE funding for police education, including de-escalation and mental health training; voted for state of the art equipment for police. Voted to increase size of police force, both sworn and unsworn (civilian) personnel. Voted to expand City dispatch court staff; new full time City Attorney. Implementing new City cybersecurity protocols.
Voted to complete Kelly Lane Phase 2 project, Colorado Sands expansion, Pecan Street and Immanuel Road improvements. Voted to implement regular resurfacing projects for existing streets. Regularly communicate with City Manager regarding potholes and urgent needs for repairs.
Voted for upgrades in water and wastewater capacity. Voted to reduce residential water and wastewater costs to citizens.
Data centers in Pflugerville use very little water. Currently collaborating with Councilman Coffman crafting city code amendments to mandate conservation. One data center uses only seven (7) gallons of water a day. We anticipate requirements for future data centers to build similar closed-loop systems in order to preserve our natural resources.
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