Texas Record
DeSoto
AB

Andre' Byrd

Place 4 Council Member2023-2027

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At a glance

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Term ending May 2, 2026.

Voice

Meetings spoken in
10
Total speaking time
56:05
Avg per meeting
5:37
Segments
649

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Top issues during term (16)(General)

high↑May 2021[15]

Water and Sewer Utility Rate Increases

Increases the water base rate from $12.64 to $13.78, volume rate from $4.37 to $4.76, and sewer base rate from $15.29 to $16.67.

high↑Apr 2026[13]

Streambank Erosion Mitigation Program

Allocates $500,000 annually from the drainage fund for construction plus program management costs.

high↓Feb 2022[8]

Procurement Process Concerns

Potential delays or adjustments to purchasing policies and specific project contracts.

critical↓May 2019[7]

Student Engagement in Local Government

The financial impact of potential changes to city management is currently unknown.

high↓Jun 2024[5]

Aquatic and Recreation Center Services

Concerns were raised about alleged overcharging for park and recreation facility use by youth organizations.

high↓May 2021[3]

Budget Amendments for City Facilities

This approval is for a concept, with future financial implications dependent on detailed design and implementation.

critical↓Jul 2024[3]

Westmoreland Road Improvement Project

Total project budget is $22,900,463.29 funded through city bond issuance.

high↓Dec 2024[1]

four-day work week

These projects are expected to lead to cost savings and improved efficiency in city operations.

medium↓Oct 2022[1]

PD-129 Amendment for Signage

Potential costs associated with website development and maintenance.

high↓Jul 2024[1]

gunshot detection technology

The city is seeking $99,000 in grant funding to cover the costs of the ShotSpotter system.

medium↓Jun 2021[1]

food truck regulations

This could mean new costs or operational changes for food truck businesses.

high↓Feb 2021[0]

rental assistance

This program provides direct cash assistance to help eligible residents cover monthly housing costs and avoid eviction.

medium↓Jul 2023[0]

Request for Proposals

These contracts will determine how your tax dollars are spent on city projects over the coming fiscal year.

medium↓Oct 2025[0]

animal control policy

Taxpayer money will likely be spent on this coyote control plan.

high↓Jun 2021[0]

Community Support Services

The roof replacement will cost $73,935.00.

medium↓Jul 2025[0]

resident survey results

This survey could shape how your tax dollars are spent in the future, so it's worth knowing what residents are asking for.

Decisions during term (3)

Recorded while Byrd was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.

Voting record (1)(General)

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