Brian Cantrell
Republican
Fire marshal
The gist
- Proposes road and drainage needs assessment; developers share costs.
- Proposes a centralized emergency operations center.
- Pledges published budget summaries, town halls and online permits.
- Proposes creating Precinct 4's first county park.
- Supports local hiring and workforce development programs.
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Proposes road and drainage needs assessment; developers share costs.
Katy's Brian Cantrell runs for Waller County Precinct 4 Commissioner against Katy City Council member Dan SmithNews coverage · Covering Katy News · coveringkaty.com
“he would conduct a needs assessment of road conditions and drainage issues while ensuring developers meet county standards and contribute fairly to infrastructure costs”
Proposes a centralized emergency operations center.
Katy's Brian Cantrell runs for Waller County Precinct 4 Commissioner against Katy City Council member Dan SmithNews coverage · Covering Katy News · coveringkaty.com
“constructing a centralized emergency operations center for police, fire and EMS”
Pledges published budget summaries, town halls and online permits.
Katy's Brian Cantrell runs for Waller County Precinct 4 Commissioner against Katy City Council member Dan SmithNews coverage · Covering Katy News · coveringkaty.com
“publish easy-to-read budget summaries, host town halls throughout Waller County Precinct 4, create digital access for permits and county forms”
Proposes creating Precinct 4's first county park.
Katy's Brian Cantrell runs for Waller County Precinct 4 Commissioner against Katy City Council member Dan SmithNews coverage · Covering Katy News · coveringkaty.com
“first park through community input”
Supports local hiring and workforce development programs.
Katy's Brian Cantrell runs for Waller County Precinct 4 Commissioner against Katy City Council member Dan SmithNews coverage · Covering Katy News · coveringkaty.com
“encouraging businesses in Waller County to hire locally and promoting workforce development programs through local schools and universities”