Collin County
County Commissioner, Precinct No. 4
- On ballot as
- Julie Holmer
- Current role
- Small business owner; former Plano City Council member and Deputy Mayor Pro Tem
- Background
- Graduate, Plano Senior High
- Bachelor's degree, Stephen F. Austin State University (a Bachelor of Social Work, she says in a candidate survey)
- Marketing and branding professional (per campaign)
- Earlier career in IT consulting, restaurants and human resources (per campaign)
- Plano resident since 1981
- Experience
- Plano City Council Member, Place 7 (first elected 2021; resigned fall 2025 to run for this seat)
- Served as Plano Deputy Mayor Pro Tem
- Has served on the boards of the Plano Parks Foundation, Assistance Center of Collin County and Historic Downtown Plano Association (per campaign)
- Top priorities
- "My priorities are public safety, transportation and mobility, responsible growth and careful stewardship of taxpayer dollars."
- "We must ensure services keep pace with growth, pursue regional transportation solutions and plan ahead."
- "Fiscal responsibility means eliminating waste while recognizing that wise investments today can prevent taxpayers from paying more tomorrow."
- Tidbits
- Property taxes and budget: Campaign site: "Keep the rate in check by considering rate adjustments when valuation growth would otherwise increase typical bills".
- Growth and infrastructure: Campaign site: "Make growth pay for growth by using impact fees and cost-sharing so new development covers its fair share".
- Flooding and drainage: Campaign site: "Flood mitigation and drainage to keep neighborhoods safe"; "Prioritize high-risk areas and design for the bigger storms we are seeing".
- Public safety: Campaign site: "Keep the Sheriff's Office, EMS, and courts appropriately staffed and competitive".
Claims and the record- Controversies: None found in the news coverage we reviewed
- Endorsements
- None found in our research
- Campaign website
- julieforcommissioner.com
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