City of Pflugerville
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On ballot as
David Rogers
Ceasar Ruiz
Current role
Pflugerville City Council Member, Place 6; attorney
Pflugerville City Council Member, Place 2
Background
- Attended the University of Houston-Downtown and the University of Southern California (per campaign)
- Attorney; founder, independent law practice (per campaign)
- Worked for the Texas Supreme Court and the Hazen & Terrill law firm (per campaign)
- He and his wife Lisa, a former Pflugerville ISD teacher, have three children (per campaign)
- Consultant (per Community Impact)
- Navy veteran (per his Community Impact Q&A)
- "a father of children with profound needs" (per candidate, in the Q&A)
Experience
- Won the Place 6 council seat in November 2020, defeating incumbent Jim McDonald (per Community Impact's election-night unofficial results)
- Member, Pflugerville Community Development Corporation (2006–2008) (per campaign)
- Served on the Pflugerville Board of Adjustment (per campaign)
- Lists service on the Capital Area Council of Governments (per candidate, in a Community Impact Q&A)
- Won the open Place 2 council seat in November 2020
- "two terms on City Council" (per candidate, 2026 Community Impact Q&A)
- Working to establish a local LULAC chapter (per candidate, in the Q&A)
Top priorities
- "Affordability and accountability."
- "I'll continue demanding responsible spending, affordable taxes and utility costs, strong public safety, reliable water, better roads, quality parks, and economic development."
- "Trust & transparency at City Hall"
- "Rein in spending & pay down debt"
- "Keep Pflugerville affordable"
- "Public safety is paramount for me, alongside affordability and economic development."
- "Thoughtful growth and strong economic development are essential to creating our future while protecting what makes Pflugerville home."
- "we must pursue economic development that brings quality higher paying jobs, strengthens our tax base"
Tidbits
- Property taxes and budget: Campaign site: "I'll fight to hold the tax rate down, protect and grow the homestead exemption, and stop the nickel-and-dime fees that quietly pile up on every household."
- Growth and infrastructure: In a Community Impact Q&A, his listed priorities include "reliable water, better roads, quality parks, and economic development."
- Flooding and drainage: No public statement found
- Public safety: Campaign site says he "Fought for the staffing, training, and pay our award-winning Pflugerville Police Department needs to keep every neighborhood safe."
- Property taxes and budget: In a Community Impact Q&A, he calls for "making responsible decisions about growth and city spending."
- Growth and infrastructure: "Thoughtful growth and strong economic development are essential to creating our future while protecting what makes Pflugerville home."
- Flooding and drainage: No public statement found
- Public safety: "Public safety is paramount for me, alongside affordability and economic development."
Endorsements
None found in our research
None found in our research
- On ballot as
- David Rogers
- Current role
- Pflugerville City Council Member, Place 6; attorney
- Background
- Attended the University of Houston-Downtown and the University of Southern California (per campaign)
- Attorney; founder, independent law practice (per campaign)
- Worked for the Texas Supreme Court and the Hazen & Terrill law firm (per campaign)
- He and his wife Lisa, a former Pflugerville ISD teacher, have three children (per campaign)
- Experience
- Won the Place 6 council seat in November 2020, defeating incumbent Jim McDonald (per Community Impact's election-night unofficial results)
- Member, Pflugerville Community Development Corporation (2006–2008) (per campaign)
- Served on the Pflugerville Board of Adjustment (per campaign)
- Lists service on the Capital Area Council of Governments (per candidate, in a Community Impact Q&A)
- Top priorities
- "Affordability and accountability."
- "I'll continue demanding responsible spending, affordable taxes and utility costs, strong public safety, reliable water, better roads, quality parks, and economic development."
- "Trust & transparency at City Hall"
- "Rein in spending & pay down debt"
- "Keep Pflugerville affordable"
- Tidbits
- Property taxes and budget: Campaign site: "I'll fight to hold the tax rate down, protect and grow the homestead exemption, and stop the nickel-and-dime fees that quietly pile up on every household."
- Growth and infrastructure: In a Community Impact Q&A, his listed priorities include "reliable water, better roads, quality parks, and economic development."
- Flooding and drainage: No public statement found
- Public safety: Campaign site says he "Fought for the staffing, training, and pay our award-winning Pflugerville Police Department needs to keep every neighborhood safe."
- Endorsements
- None found in our research
- Campaign website
- electmisterrogers.com
- On ballot as
- Ceasar Ruiz
- Current role
- Pflugerville City Council Member, Place 2
- Background
- Consultant (per Community Impact)
- Navy veteran (per his Community Impact Q&A)
- "a father of children with profound needs" (per candidate, in the Q&A)
- Experience
- Won the open Place 2 council seat in November 2020
- "two terms on City Council" (per candidate, 2026 Community Impact Q&A)
- Working to establish a local LULAC chapter (per candidate, in the Q&A)
- Top priorities
- "Public safety is paramount for me, alongside affordability and economic development."
- "Thoughtful growth and strong economic development are essential to creating our future while protecting what makes Pflugerville home."
- "we must pursue economic development that brings quality higher paying jobs, strengthens our tax base"
- Tidbits
- Property taxes and budget: In a Community Impact Q&A, he calls for "making responsible decisions about growth and city spending."
- Growth and infrastructure: "Thoughtful growth and strong economic development are essential to creating our future while protecting what makes Pflugerville home."
- Flooding and drainage: No public statement found
- Public safety: "Public safety is paramount for me, alongside affordability and economic development."
- Endorsements
- None found in our research
- Campaign website
- Not found
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