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Elected officials for Mesquite — promises, tenure record, and accountability.
Mayor
Daniel Aleman Jr.
Mayor2025-2027
Daniel Alemán Jr. has been elected Mayor of Mesquite, Texas. His campaign appears to have focused on public safety and fiscal responsibility, as evidenced by the city's recent property tax rate reduction and the groundbreaking of a new fire station. Voters, however, rejected a proposed tax increase that would have funded roads and police, indicating a preference for fiscal conservatism.
City council
Jeff Casper
District 1 Council Member2025-2027
Kenny Green
District 2 Council Member2025-2027
Elizabeth Rodriguez-Ross
District 3 Council Member2025-2027
Andrew Hubacek
District 4 Council Member2025-2027
B.W. Smith
District 5 Council Member2025-2027
Brandon Murden
District 6 Council Member2025-2027
Former officials (2)
Boards & commissions
Ronnie Chenault
Planning & Zoning CommissionerDarwin Brouwer
Board of Adjustment MemberRoger Melend
Planning & Zoning CommissionerDebbie Screws
Planning & Zoning AlternateMichael Morris
Planning & Zoning CommissionerJesse Barahona
Board of Adjustment MemberLaneacia Ford
Board of Adjustment MemberJeffrey Walker
Planning & Zoning CommissionerSoira Teferi
Planning & Zoning CommissionerWilliam Augustine
Board of Adjustment MemberPeggy Nix
Board of Adjustment AlternateRodrick Dangerfield
Board of Adjustment AlternateMillie Arnold
Planning & Zoning CommissionerRick Cumby
Planning & Zoning CommissionerLyquesha Recole Johnson
Alternate No. 1City staff
Adam Bailey
Director of Planning and Development ServicesSonja Land
City SecretaryDavid Paschall
City AttorneyCliff Keheley
City ManagerCliff Keheley's platform focuses on local economic development and the promotion of Mesquite-based businesses. His priorities include fostering community support for the local commercial sector to strengthen the city's economy.
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