Brayden Rose
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The provided articles focus on Brayden Rose's resignation from the Lubbock City Council and the subsequent special election. There is no information available regarding his specific campaign promises or platform positions.
Campaign promises (1)
- electionBrayden Rose announced his candidacy for Lubbock City Council District 4.
Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 13
- Total speaking time
- 31:29
- Avg per meeting
- 2:25
- Segments
- 562
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Top issues during term (20)
Proposed Regulations and Zoning for Large-Scale Data Centers
Potential water reservation fees and infrastructure coordination costs for developers, along with future tax revenue for the city.
Industrial Development and Community Impact
The grant for the TTX Company project is $152,000.
FY 2026-27 Budget Planning
Rising costs for equipment like fire trucks (15% annual increase) are putting pressure on the city's ability to maintain current service levels.
Regional Freight Mobility
An additional $500,000 will be allocated to the road maintenance fund.
Neighborhood Commercial Buffering along 34th Street
Property values and commercial investment potential in the 34th Street corridor will shift as new office and retail spaces are developed.
Board Appointment Diversity Discussion
None.
Lubbock Power & Light Infrastructure Investment
The transformer purchase order totals over $1.3 million.
zoning change
Property values and local tax bases may shift with commercial and industrial development.
2022 and 2024 Street Bond Right-of-Way Acquisitions
Involves capital improvement funds allocated under previously approved street bond programs.
District 4 City Council Runoff
The city will incur costs associated with administering a runoff election.
Mac Davis Statue and Roundabout Art Project
Funded through the North Overton Tax Increment Financing Fund and Capital Project Fund.
Community Service and Volunteerism
These organizations often leverage private donations to provide services that supplement city resources.
Civic Center and Expo Center future
Decisions made could impact the city's budget and assets related to the Civic Center.
FY 2026-27 Operating Budget and Property Tax Rate Increase
Generates an estimated additional tax levy of $6.37 million to balance the municipal budget.
Alley Sewer Infrastructure
Residents are facing $1,000+ repair bills for infrastructure they do not own.
Pending Litigation
Potential savings or costs associated with litigation and compliance.
General Municipal Operations and Services
The discussion may influence future budget priorities for city services.
Intergovernmental and Interlocal Agreements
The approved budget of $835,043 ensures the agency can continue to operate and pursue external funding.
Lubbock City Charter Review and Amendments
Impacts on administrative costs depend on the specific charter changes proposed.
Electric Vehicle Charger Incentive Program
Initial program funding is set at $25,000.
Moved or seconded (11)
Motions Rose personally put forward or seconded. Attribution comes from the minutes; where the minutes name somebody we cannot match to the roster we leave it out rather than guess, so this is a floor, not a total.
- secondedpassed 7-02026-05-26
approve Ordinance No. 2026-O0070
- movedfailed 3-42026-05-26
approve this ordinance
- movedpassed 7-02026-05-26
approve Ordinance No. 2026-O0067
- movedpassed 7-02026-05-26
approve Ordinance No. 2026-O0068
- secondedfailed 3-42026-05-12
approve this item
- movedfailed 2-52026-05-12
approve this item
- secondedpassed 5-22026-05-12
approve Ordinance No. 2026-O0061
- secondedpassed 7-02026-05-12
approve the April 14, 2026 Regular City Council Meeting minutes
- movedpassed 7-02026-03-10
to approve Ordinance No. 2026-O0032.
- secondedpassed 6-12026-02-10
Motion by Council Member David Glasheen, seconded by Council Member Brayden Rose, to postpone this item to the March 10, 2026 Regular City Council Meeting.
- secondedpassed 6-02026-01-13
North Park TIF Board Appointments
Title matched to the agenda, not quoted from the motion
Decisions during term (611)
Recorded while Rose was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Approval of Minutes
Zone Case 0809D (Justin Kreiner)
Zone Case 3560 (Mark Cavazos / Tomorrow's Leaders)
Zone Case 2995-II (AMD Engineering / Jeremy Steen)
Zone Case 3304A (Hugo Reed & Associates / Larry Elliott Land & Development)
Zone Case 3561 (AMD Engineering / Robert Breyer)
Consent Agenda Approval
Capital Improvements Advisory Committee Semi-Annual Report
CDC Foundation Community Health Worker Grant Agreement
HOME ARP Non-Congregate Shelter Contract Amendment
LEDA Economic Development Agreement with Seals Commercial Holdings
Zoning Cases 6.1 through 6.5
Northwest Passage PID 2026 Assessment Rate
Commercial and Industrial Tax Abatement Guidelines
Data Center 90-Day Moratorium Study Resolution
Petition-Initiated 18-Month Data Center Ordinance
CRMWA II Project Memorandum of Understanding
August 25, 2026 Regular City Council Meeting September 1, 2026 Special City Council Meeting
Budget Ordinance Amendment 2nd Reading - Finance: Consider Budget Ordinance No. 2026-O0117, Amendment 36, respecting the Valencia Public Improvement District Fund, to provide funding for playground mulch to replenish existing material and…
Budget Ordinance Amendment 2nd Reading - Finance: Consider Budget Ordinance No. 2026-O0121, Amendment 37, respecting the General Fund and Solid Waste Capital Project Fund, for the purchase of a Landfill Compactor Chassis.
Voting record (13)
Oldest to newest — hover a bar for the item.
Data Center 90-Day Moratorium Study Resolution
Argued against halting economic growth and tax base expansion when modern technology addresses water and power concerns.
Adoption of 2026 Property Tax Rate
approve the zone change at 7501 19th Street
Denial of Zone Case 3545 Rezoning for 7501 19th Street
Voted against the zone change.
Zone Case 3016-G (9901 Upland Avenue)
Not supporting the change because the property is a very narrow piece.
to approve Ordinance No. 2026-O0019.
Approval of Zone Case 3537 2nd Reading (Heavy Commercial on Frankford Ave.)
Motion by Council Member David Glasheen, seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Christy Martinez-Garcia
Approval of Zone Case 3537 for Starlight Development, LLC (Item 7.1)
Leaning toward the recommendation of the Planning and Zoning Commission, which voted against it.
Zone Case 3540 (East 4th Street General Industrial)
Main Motion by Council Member David Glasheen, seconded by Council Member Dr. Jennifer Wilson, to approve this item as presented.
to approve this item.
Berl Huffman Turf Fields Fee Rollback Ordinance
Voted against rolling back fees to ensure the city maintains its capital assets properly and avoids past deferred maintenance pitfalls.