Commissioner Precinct 3· 2009–2024
Luis D. Sanchez
Midland County, TX
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Top issues during term (10)
emergency services management
Upgrading the system could mean a bump in your taxes or a shift in how the city allocates your current tax dollars.
official misconduct
If the councilmember is forced out, taxpayers might have to foot the bill for a special election to fill the empty seat.
economic development
The city is essentially betting future tax revenue growth today to pay for the infrastructure upgrades that will hopefully attract new businesses.
public health and water safety
It’s a small out-of-pocket cost for a test that could save you from expensive health issues or costly filtration systems down the road.
oil and gas revenue
The city is looking at a major budget surplus that could pay for big upgrades or lower your tax bill.
urban agriculture regulations
You could save yourself a hefty fine or the cost of tearing down a structure by checking the rules before you start building.
demographic shift
The city will likely need to reallocate budget funds toward bilingual resources and expanded outreach programs to ensure all residents are served.
population projections
Expect to see more tax dollars funneled into infrastructure projects and public services to keep up with the influx of residents.
population growth
Expect your property taxes and cost of living to climb as the city scrambles to fund the infrastructure needed to support this boom.
election results
These election outcomes will dictate how your tax dollars are allocated across city services and infrastructure projects.
Decisions during term (0)
Recorded while Sanchez was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
No decisions found.