Please vote on May 11th.
Meet the candidates at our General Meeting April 18th.
The Dallas County General Election on May 11, 2013 is very important to Dallas and Bryan Place because we will be electing our new city council member for District 14, replacing Angela Hunt who is term limited.
In addition the council race, there are two propositions on the ballot.
We have provided websites and comments from the seven candidates running for our council seat. You can also early vote Monday, April 29 through Tuesday, May 7.
Chuck Kobdish
Business common sense & passion for community is what I will bring to city council to represent District 14. I ask you to please Choose Chuck May 11th.
choosechuck.com
Jim Rogers
32 Years in Bryan Place, CPA, Attorney, entrepreneur-If you want someone who will look out for your Neighborhood and your Money,Vote for Jim Rogers.
jimrogersdallas.com
Bobby Abtahi
Dallas born & raised. Former city attorney, former plan commissioner, Bryan Place resident. Let’s fix up Ross Avenue and get City Hall back to basics.
bobbyfordallas.com
Kevin Michael Curley, II
A degree in Management Information Systems & career in financial services. We need to leverage technology, improve city services, & control the budget. Only I can!
curley4dallas.com
Judy Liimatainen
I will be a full time council person. I have not taken any special interest money because the voters of District 14 will be my main focus.
judy4council.com
David Blewett
I have lived in D14 for almost 30 years, raised a family of 6 kids attending DISD schools and helped create the Greenland Hills Conservation District.
davidblewett.com
Philip T. Kingston
My record of neighborhood leadership is unmatched, and I am endorsed by Angela Hunt and police and fire associations.
philipkingston.com
As mentioned, there also two propositions on the ballot for you to consider.
- Proposition No.1
Authorizing the city council to: (1) convey by sale or exchange up to approximately 25 acres of city park land contained in Joey Georgusis Park, which is located near the intersection of Interstate Highway 30 and Cockrell Hill Road and which has limited accessibility for recreational use, and (2) use the proceeds of the conveyance for the enhancement of the City of Dallas park and recreation system. - Proposition No. 2
Authorizing the city council to: (1) convey by sale or exchange up to all of the city park land contained in Elgin B. Robertson Park, which is located at Lake Ray Hubbard and which is of limited use and accessibility to City of Dallas residents, and (2) use the proceeds of the conveyance for the enhancement of the City of Dallas park and recreation system