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Ector County
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Don Stringer

Commissioner Precinct 32021–2024

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Term ending Dec 31, 2024.

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Top issues during term (18)

critical↓Feb 2023[34]

Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Budget

The budget impacts all county services and the final tax rate for residents.

high↓Jun 2022[29]

water quality

You might see a slight bump in your utility bill or grocery costs if you have to switch to bottled water for a few days.

high↓Sep 2024[19]

Primary Election Canvassing

The cost of conducting the election is covered by the county's existing elections budget.

medium→Apr 2022[13]

law enforcement policy

Taxpayers might see a shift in how police budgets are spent, but the city hopes to recover lost revenue and reduce the costs associated with crime in these areas.

high↓Jun 2022[9]

ECME Morgue Utility Access

The project will require funding for concrete and utility line installation.

high↓Sep 2023[6]

inter-agency legal dispute

Expect your tax dollars to potentially cover the high cost of this legal showdown.

high↓Dec 2022[6]

personnel changes

Taxpayers might be on the hook for severance packages and potential legal costs as the city navigates this sudden turnover.

medium↓Oct 2021[6]

broadband infrastructure

While the upfront cost is significant, better internet usually boosts local property values and attracts new businesses to the area.

high↓Nov 2024[5]

Procurement Card Policy Oversight

Improved oversight aims to prevent unauthorized budget overdraws.

medium↓Dec 2024[4]

legal litigation

Depending on the judge's decision, we could be looking at a major hit to the city's bottom line or unexpected legal costs.

high↓Dec 2024[2]

local election results

The cost of the election is covered by the county's existing elections budget.

high↓Oct 2024[2]

hospital district bond election

If this passes, expect to see a change in your property tax bill to fund these hospital upgrades.

high↓Jul 2024[0]

emergency services consolidation

By sharing resources and cutting out duplicate costs, the city hopes to make emergency services more efficient without blowing the budget.

medium↓Oct 2022[0]

funding request

Ector County's budget would take a $1.2 million hit if commissioners approve the funding request.

high↓Apr 2021[0]

sales tax dispute

This could mean a major shift in the county's budget, potentially changing how much money is available for things like roads and emergency services.

high↓Nov 2024[0]

personnel change

We don't know the exact cost yet, but leadership changes often come with severance packages or legal fees that hit the city budget.

high↓Mar 2024[0]

political harassment and public safety

Taxpayers might end up footing the bill for increased security measures and potential legal costs related to these threats.

high↓Apr 2022[0]

game room ordinance amendment

Expect potential shifts in local tax revenue and possible compliance costs for business owners that could trickle down to the local economy.

Decisions during term (0)

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

No decisions found.