City Officials

November 2025 to November 2028

Jonathan Coffman's platform centers on government accountability, specifically regarding the implementation of surveillance technology and data privacy. He prioritizes transparency in city operations and has actively challenged the use of automated license plate readers within the Pflugerville community.

November 2023 to November 2026

Council Member Ceasar Ruiz's platform appears to focus on improving governmental processes and accountability. Key initiatives include enhancing transparency and oversight within the city council, as well as establishing a dedicated finance and budget subcommittee to manage fiscal matters more effectively.

November 2024 to November 2027

Kimberly Holiday's platform appears to focus on development and infrastructure, as evidenced by her approval of land changes for new housing and a significant investment in a new City Hall and recreation center. She also shows a commitment to equity and transparency through the relaunch of the equity commission as an advisory board.

November 2023 to November 2026

Rudy Metayer's platform appears to focus on development and infrastructure, as evidenced by his involvement in approving funding for a new City Hall and recreation center, and establishing a panel to enforce building codes. He also supported seeking increased compensation for City Council members, suggesting a focus on the operational aspects of local governance.

November 2024 to November 2027

November 2023 to November 2026

David Rogers' platform appears to focus on infrastructure development, specifically advancing studies for relief routes like the Terrell Lane extension. Other articles discuss election outcomes and council compensation, but do not detail specific campaign promises from Rogers.