Commission Area Two Municipalities
City Councils and Municipal Utility Districts
These are the officials we elected, or who represent us in local government, i.e, City Councils and Municipal Utility Districts (MUDs) that serve us in the parts of Austin, Cedar Park, Leander, and Liberty Hill that are in Commissioner Area Two. This list has the contact information, pay (if any) for the position, and the expiration of term. It will also have Democratic candidates who have filed for the position.CITY COUNCILS
These are the officials we elected, or who represent us in the Liberty Hill, Leander, Cedar Park, and Austin (District 6) city governments.CITY COUNCIL ELECTIONS
City Councils are considered non-partisan.Cedar Park City Council
The population of Cedar Park in 2021 was 78,693 people. There are about 31,883 voters (this does not include the Travis voters).- The City Council is made up of seven elected members: a mayor and six council members.
- All seven members are elected at large, serving two-year terms.
- The mayor and council members place 2, place 4, and place 6 are elected on even years.
- Council members place 1, place 3, and place 5 are elected on odd years.
There will not be an special municipal elections for Cedar Park in November 2025. For more information: https://www.cedarparktexas.gov/DocumentCenter/View/7391/May-2025-Election-Internet-Posting?bidId=
Cedar Park - Mayor and City Council website: https://www.cedarparktexas.gov/338/Mayor-City-Council
These are the current councilmembers:
Mayor: Jim Penniman-Morin - mayor.jim@cedarparktexas.gov - 512-923-4472 - Democrat donateway.com/donate/zn1EO9t1/james-penniman-morin-for-cedar-park
Place 1: Alexis Frezza - Democrat - alexisforcedarpark.com - Next election in May 2027.
Place 2: Mel Kirkland - council.kirkland@cedarparktexas.gov - 512-987-5156 - Republican
Place 3: Anne Duffy - council.duffy@cedarparktexas.gov - 512-736-4867 -
Place 4: Eric Boyce - council.boyce@cedarparktexas.gov - 512-879-8266 - Republican
Mayor Pro Tem Place 5: Kevin Harris - council.harris@cedarparktexas.gov - 512-962-4337 -
Place 6: Heather Jefts - council.jefts@cedarparktexas.gov - 512-506-1934 - Democrat -
Election Info
Candidates for Council
Campaign Finance Reports
Cedar Park City Limits - ETJ
Official Cedar Park Zoning Districts
City of Cedar Park Boards & Commissions
These boards & commissions are a good way to start getting involved.- Economic Development Sales Tax Corporation (4A)
- Community Development Corporation (4B)
- Board of Adjustments
- Building Standards Commission
- Civil Service Commission
- Parks, Arts, & Community Enrichment Board (PACE)
- Planning & Zoning Commission (P&Z)
- Tourism Advisory Board
Leander City Council
The population of Leander in 2023 was 80,067. In 2024 it increased to 87,511. There are 46,544 people who are registered to vote.Leander Mayor and Council members are elected to 3-year terms.
Leander website: www.leandertx.gov
Leander Elections info: www.leandertx.gov/168/Elections
Mayor - Christine Sederquist DeLisle - mayor@leandertx.gov - 3-year term expires May 2027
Place 5 - Andrew Naudin - Democrat - place5@leandertx.gov - 3-year term expires May 2028
Place 1 - Stephen Chang - Republican place1@leandertx.gov - 3-year term expires May 2028
Place 2 - Michael Herrera - Republican - Travis - 737-268-3958 - place2@leandertx.gov - 3-year term expires May 2027
Place 3 - David McDonald - Republican -512-230-8739 - place3@leandertx.gov - 3-year term expires May 2028 RESIGNED -ELECTION TO REPLACE IN NOV 2025
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE running for Place 3:
- Natomi Blair blairforleander.com
Place 6 - Becki Ross - Republican - 512-230-8905 - place6@leandertx.gov - 3-year term expires May 2027
Leander City Council
Leander election filings
Leander City Limits - ETJ map
Leander Boards & Commissions
- Active Adult Advisory Committee
- Board of Adjustment/Appeal
- Charter Review Commission
- Citizen Action Advisory Committee
- Ethics Commission
- Historical Preservation Commission
- Old Town Master Plan Advisory Committee
- Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
- Planning & Zoning Commission
- Public Art and Culture Commission
- TIRZ/Development Authority Board
- Comprehensive Plan Advisory Committee
- Economic Development Committee
www.leandertx.gov/533/Boards-Commissions
Liberty Hill City Council
The population of Liberty Hill in 2021 was 6801. As of August 2025 there are 19,586 voters.Liberty Hill website: https://libertyhilltx.gov/
Liberty Hill City Council Elections are held in May of each year.
All Offices are for full three-year terms.
For more info: www.libertyhilltx.gov/507/Elections
Mayor - Place 3 Crystal Mancilla - Republican - Term expires May 2028
Place 1 - Jacquetta Thayer - Democrat - Next election May 2027
Place 2 - Michael Helbing - Democrat - Next election May 2028
Place 3 - Diane Williams - Democrat - Next election May 2027
Place 4 - Elisabeth Brown - Next election May 2028
Place 5 - Wade Ashley - Republican - Next election May 2027
Place 6 - Tim Hennessy - Republican - Next election May 2028
Contact https://www.libertyhilltx.gov/formcenter/city-staff--contact-us-4/city-council-66.
Liberty Hill Councilmembers: www.libertyhilltx.gov/27/Government
Liberty Hill City Limits & ETJ map
Liberty Hill Boards & Commissions
- Economic Development Corporation Committee
- Parks & Recreation
- Planning & Zoning
- Downtown Revitalization Committee
- LH20 Task Force
- Public Works Commission
- Home Rule Charter Commission
www.libertyhilltx.gov/161/Boards-Commissions
Georgetown City Council
Three Commission Area Two precincts have Georgetown addresses, but they are in the ETJ (not within city limits) so they cannot vote in the City of Georgetown City Council elections.georgetowntexas.gov/government/city_council/index.php
Florence ETJ
The city of Florence is not in CA2, but parts of Florence ETJ are in CA2 Precinct 207. Florence had 1201 people in 2021. As of March 2024, there are 91 voters in Precinct 207. The next election is May 3.Florence City Council: www.florencetex.com/city-directory/city-council/
Elections: www.florencetex.com/city-government/elections/
3 seats are up in May 2025. All are currently held by Republicans
Election Candidates: www.florencetex.com/city-government/elections/applicants-for-city-council/
Austin City Council - District 6
After re-districting, Austin is no longer in Commissioner Area Two. Precinct 118, 174, 175, and an apartment complex in 173 are in Austin City Council District 6. Members of the council are elected to 4 years terms and can serve a maximum of 2 terms.This district is currently represented by Councilmember Place 6: Krista Laine www.kristalaine.com Democrat
The next race for this seat will be in November of 2028.
City Hall, 301 W 2nd St., Suite 2117 Austin, TX 78701
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 1088
Austin, TX 78767
Phone: 512-978-2180
Andice
Andice, Texas, a community in Williamson County, does not have a city council or a formal city government. It is a small, unincorporated community, meaning it is governed by Williamson County rather than having its own separate local government.Austin City Council District 6 map
Municipal Utility Districts (MUDs)
Municipal Utility Districts are areas that supplies their own utilities and thus do not pay city taxes, or vote in city elections.Williamson-Travis Counties MUD No. 1
This is in Precinct 173. The office address is 1000 Old Mill Road, Cedar Park, TX 78613. Phone: (512) 246-0498Board of Directors:
President: Beth Jones email: bjones@wtcmud1.org - Democrat - Term ends 2026
Vice President / Treasurer: Hanoi Avila email: havial@wtcmud1.org - Term ends 2026
Secretary: Chris Rocco email: crocco@wtcmud1.org - Republican - Term ends 2027
Assistant Secretary: David Flores email: dflores@wtcmud1.org - Libertarian - Term ends 2026
Assistant Secretary: Caroll Norrell email: cnorrell@wtcmud1.org - (512) 246-0498 - Republican - Term ends 2027
Board of Directors: wtcmud1.org/board-of-directors/
Main website: www.wtcmud1.org
Elections are held in the fall. Election Info: www.wtcmud1.org/election-information
Ranch at Cypress Creek Municipal Utility District #1
This is Precinct 276. www.ranchatcc.orgwww.ranchatcc.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/Ranch-CC-Map-by-Section-1.pdf
Elections for directors of the District are conducted on the May uniform election date in even-numbered years. The three candidates for 2024 wre unopposed.
Board of Directors:
President Patrice Coles - patrice.coles@ranchatcc.org - Democrat - Term ends May 2026
Vice-President Becky Tran - becky.tran@ranchatcc.org - Term ends May 2026
Treasurer Jim Lamm - jim.lamm@ranchatcc.org - Term ends May 2026
Secretary Matthew Whittington - assistantsecretary@ranchatcc.org - Term ends May 2026
Assistant Secretary James Perrone - james.perrone@ranchatcc.org - Republican - Term ends May 2026
Anderson Mill Limited District
Board members serve staggered 4-year terms. No election in 2024 because there were no opponents for the up-for-election Board members.Office: 11500 El Salido Parkway, Austin, Texas 78750
Phone: (512) 258-4104
amld.org/
Board of Directors:
President Place 1 - Katherine Hogle - Democrat - term 2024-2028 hogle@amld.org
Vice President Place 4 - Mike Chaney - Democrat - term 2022-2026 chaney@amld.org
Treasurer Place 3 - Monique Watford - term 2020-2028 watford@amld.org
Secretary Place 2 - Nikki Hinkle - Democrat - term 2024-2028 hinkle@amld.org
Place 5 - Vacant - term 2022 - 2026 -
amld.org/board-of-directors
amld.org/elections
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