Beverly Ann Williams
About
Beverly Ann Williams' platform centers on improving constituent representation and ensuring the public has a direct voice in local government. Her priorities focus on advocacy and active engagement with the residents of Killeen.
Campaign promises (1)
- transparencyBeverly Ann Williams campaigned on a commitment to provide a voice for her constituents.
Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 21
- Total speaking time
- 58:04
- Avg per meeting
- 2:46
- Segments
- 952
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Top issues during term (20)
City Manager Recruitment
The appointment of a city manager determines executive compensation and administrative leadership for municipal operations.
City Manager Transition
Involves executive compensation under a new employment agreement.
Proposed Data Center Standards
Could increase municipal tax revenues while placing heavy demands on local power and water infrastructure.
Residential Development at 801 North Roy Reynolds
Allowing ADUs and tiny homes could increase property values and potentially generate additional rental income for homeowners.
Proposed Wireless Telecommunication Tower at 7432 East Trimmier Road
Generates lease revenue for the property owner and enhances commercial wireless infrastructure.
605 North Gray Street Occupancy Dispute
The city will incur legal fees to pursue the petition against the Board of Adjustment.
Rezoning of 1401 Mulford Street (Case Z26-20)
Brings the property into compliance, improving the owner's ability to finance or sell.
P&Z and City Council Alignment and Joint Collaboration
None directly, though streamlined development reviews can reduce administrative holding costs.
Zoning Ordinance Amendments for Data Centers and Short-Term Rentals
Aims to increase municipal hotel occupancy tax revenues by boosting registered short-term rentals.
Data Center Zoning Standards
Could significantly impact city tax revenues and strain local water and electrical infrastructure.
Wireless Telecommunications Infrastructure
The tower represents a significant private investment in local infrastructure.
Solid Waste Fee Adjustments
Recovers operational costs for container repositioning, commercial special trips, and bulk mattress disposal.
animal shelter closure
Taxpayers might be on the hook for expensive building remediation and potential emergency contracts with outside animal welfare organizations.
Pavement Marking Services Contract
These projects require substantial investment but are essential for long-term growth and service provision, potentially impacting utility rates and bond issuances.
Children's Museum and Immersion Center Exploration
Project relies primarily on private donations, grants, and potential state funding allocations rather than direct city capital outlay.
Fireworks Display Permit
None directly stated, but supports community events.
property decision
Property values and development costs in the affected area could shift depending on how the council resolves this flip-flop.
Hookah Lounge Rezoning Request (Case Z26-09)
Minor commercial property value adjustments.
Computing and Energy Research Annex CUP (Case Z26-07)
Estimated capital investment of $30 million by the property owner.
Charter Amendment Package and Governance Changes
Potential cost savings from eliminating May municipal elections in favor of November county-run elections.
Decisions during term (328)
Recorded while Williams was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Approval of Emergency Water Repair Ratification
Table Economic Development Policy Readoption
Master Marketing Agreement with Verta Wireless
EMS Interlocal Agreement with Bell County
Change Order No. 1 for Building Projects
Axon Enterprise Agreement
Appointment of Dr. Marie Peoples as City Manager
Appointment of Interim City Manager
Zoning Ordinance Amendment for 4008 E. Stan Schlueter Loop (PH-26-034)
Zoning Ordinance Amendment for 311 E. Stan Schlueter Loop (PH-26-035)
Zoning Ordinance Amendment for 1002 Medical Drive (PH-26-036)
MN-26-028 Consider Minutes of Regular City Council Meeting of July 21, 2026.
MN-26-029 Consider Minutes of Special City Council Meeting of July 23, 2026.
MN-26-030 Consider Minutes of Special City Council Meeting of July 28, 2026.
MN-26-031 Consider Minutes of Regular City Council Meeting of August 4, 2026
MN-26-032 Consider Minutes of Special City Council Meeting of August 18, 2026.
MN-26-033 Consider Minutes of Regular City Council Meeting of August 18, 2026.
MN-26-034 Consider Minutes of Special City Council Meeting of August 25, 2026
MN-26-035 Consider Minutes of Special City Council Meeting of September 1, 2026
MN-26-036 Consider Minutes of Regular City Council Meeting of September 1, 2026
Voting record (20)
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