Rita Wright Oujesky
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Top issues during term (14)
Street Maintenance Program
Total expenditure not to exceed $9,301,153 over five years funded through CIP and operating budgets.
FY 2027 Crime Control and Prevention District Budget
Total budget revised to $9,485,115, increasing revenues and expenditures by about 2.1% with no property tax impact.
Puppy Store Regulation
You might have to pay fines if you're caught with chickens, and it could cost you to rehome them.
storm damage
Expect your property taxes to potentially go up to cover all the repairs and cleanup.
display of motto
Minimal direct financial impact on the city, but may contribute to community services and local engagement.
Board and Commission Appointment Process
Potential for increased staff time for interviews, but no significant direct costs identified.
May 2, 2026 General Election
Election costs will be shared with Tarrant County and other political subdivisions under the joint election agreement.
police chief retirement
No immediate financial impact is expected from this leadership change.
legal immunity
The city just saved itself a potentially massive payout from a lawsuit.
mayoral election
It's too early to tell if your wallet will feel this change, but new leadership could mean new budget priorities.
city manager retirement
While no immediate financial impacts are mentioned, a new leader could mean shifts in budget priorities.
mayoral transition
Big changes could be coming to city spending and priorities with a new mayor at the wheel.
drone delivery service approval
This could mean faster deliveries and potentially new jobs, but also might cost more initially.
city hall construction
This project will likely mean higher taxes or fees down the line to pay for the new digs.
Decisions during term (0)
Recorded while Oujesky was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
No decisions found.