City Officials
Elected officials for Corpus Christi — their promises, tenure record, and accountability.
City Council
Roland Barrera
At-Large Council Member2025-2027
Mark Scott
At-Large Council Member2025-2027
Carolyn Vaughn
At-Large Council Member2025-2027
Everett Roy
District 1 Council Member2025-2027
Sylvia Campos
District 2 Council Member2025-2027
Eric Cantu
District 3 Council Member2025-2027
Kaylynn Paxson
District 4 Council Member2025-2027
The provided articles focus on Kaylynn Paxson's candidacy and election results for Corpus Christi City Council District 4. They do not contain specific details about her campaign promises or platform positions on issues such as desalination or housing.
Gil Hernandez
District 5 Council Member2025-2027
Former Officials (10)
Allan Potter
Zoning Board of Adjustment MemberServed until Apr 2028
Brandon D. Crowson
Zoning Board of Adjustment MemberServed until Apr 2028
Jo M. Rios
Zoning Board of Adjustment MemberServed until Apr 2028
Priscilla San Miguel
Zoning Board of Adjustment MemberServed until Apr 2028
Ricardo Manzanares-Lopez
Zoning Board of Adjustment MemberServed until Apr 2028
Michael M. Miller
Planning CommissionerServed until Jul 2027
Dan Suckley
District 4 Council Member2023–2025
Served until Jan 2025
Jim Klein
Council Member2023–2025
Served until Jan 2025
Michael Hunter
Council Member2023–2025
Served until Jan 2025
Mike Pusley
Council Member2023–2025
Served until Jan 2025
Boards & Commissions
Mike A. Munoz
Planning CommissionerCynthia S. Garza
Planning CommissionerJason W. Jackson
Planning CommissionerTrey Teichelman
Planning CommissionerJustin Hedrick
Planning CommissionerMichael J. Esparza
Planning CommissionerBenjamin Polak
Planning Commission Ex-Officio MemberEd Cantu
Planning CommissionerMichael Budd
Planning CommissionerCity Staff
Yvette Wallace
Interim Director of Development ServicesPeter Zanoni
City ManagerPeter Zanoni serves as the City Manager of Corpus Christi, focusing heavily on municipal infrastructure management and long-term water security. His tenure is characterized by efforts to address the city's water crisis through new developments and public assurances regarding resource sustainability.