Director, Ward 4· 2020-02-01 to 2026-12-01 (month-level start: February 2020 per KTAL 'Ward 4 residents now have new representative on city board' [D. Ulysses Brewer seated for Ward 4, continuous service]; month-level end: December 2026 [four-year staggered terms, ward 4 not in the January 2025 swearing-in per KTBS])
Ulysses Brewer
Texarkana
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 11
- Total speaking time
- 57:37
- Avg per meeting
- 5:14
- Segments
- 996
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Top issues during term (12)(Governance)
Street repair schedule transparency
Tied to remaining funds from the $26 million street bond program.
mayoral election
The election itself doesn’t directly cost most residents, but the next mayor’s budget and policy choices can affect city spending and services.
election voter guide
There’s no direct public spending or tax impact from a voter guide; any cost is limited to the newspaper’s publishing effort.
Future of the A&P tourism tax
About $181,000 in A&P tax money is committed to the water park award but not yet paid, and a substantial amount of freed-up bond funds could go to local event organizers.
local election announcement
No immediate city spending or tax change comes from a candidacy announcement, though the election’s outcome could influence future budget and service decisions.
city council election candidate profiles
The winner will help set city budgets and spending priorities, so Ward 6 voters have a direct say in how local tax dollars are used.
bond election
The bond spreads the cost of street and drainage work over time, but taxpayers will ultimately cover the debt and interest.
city council member criticism
There’s no direct dollar cost attached to the criticism itself, though council tension could affect how city business and budgets move.
planning commission approvals
New homes and a store can grow the local tax base and support nearby property values, though the city may also face added costs for roads, utilities, and services.
zoning decision / city council meeting
Zoning changes can shift property values and development costs for nearby owners, but the source doesn’t give enough detail to put a dollar figure on it.
city council election
The winner will help decide how Ward 2's share of city money is spent, so the election can shape taxes, fees, and which services get funded.
municipal elections
Running the election costs public money, and the winners will shape how your tax dollars are spent.
Decisions during term (0)
Recorded while Brewer was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
No decisions found matching Governance.
Voting record (0)(Governance)
No votes found matching Governance.