Campaign Issues
Randy Connor stated the following at the Fulshear City Council Forum on April 5, 2026:
“Fulshear is at a crossroads—it begins at FM 359 and FM 1093… District 5 IS the Gateway…our Main Street to Fulshear’s History…The decisions we make now will define what this city becomes”.
Smart Growth That Protects Fulshear’s Character
Fulshear residents are proud of our community:
- Fulshear needs responsible development, not unchecked growth
- Infrastructure first, not trying to catch up with growth
- Protect existing neighborhoods from school overcrowding, adjacent development plans, and strain on the infrastructure.
- Apartment projects must not damage the character and value of existing neighborhoods
“Growth should work for residents – not overwhelm them.”
Fiscal Responsibility & Lower Tax Pressure
Homeowners can resonate with this issue:
- Careful use of taxpayer dollars
- Push back on wasteful and unneeded spending
- Keep Fulshear property taxes as low as possible while maintaining City of Fulshear services
“You deserve value for every tax dollar you pay.”
Infrastructure That Keeps Up With Growth
Residents and businesses feel this everyday:
- Traffic congestion, roadway improvements
- Water systems, sewage, and drainage management
- Coordination with developers so residents aren’t left paying the bill
- Apartments strain an already overloaded infrastructure
“Fix the basics before approving more expansion.”
Public Safety & Quality of Life
A growing city must stay safe and livable:
- I will strongly support our Fulshear Police initiatives for hiring additional officers with salary and benefit improvements.
- Safe streets, walkable neighborhoods, and well-maintained parks are important. These concerns influenced our decision to live in Fulshear.
- Future planning must include schools and emergency response from being overwhelmed.
“Growth should never come at the cost of safety.”