Will resides in Glenn Heights with his family. 

Will has spent 15 years collaborating with candidates and elected officials across Texas as a professional political operative. He has also worked on public policy initiatives, particularly advocating for first responders.

Will Busby's campaign for city council member is his first run for public office.

As of September 11, 2024, Will Busby’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Believes firefighters' pay should be adjusted to be comparable to cities in the same budget cycle rather than a year behind.

- Opposes the use of red-light cameras.
- Believes firefighters' pay should be adjusted to be comparable to cities in the same budget cycle rather than a year behind.

Public Safety

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Transportation & Infrastructure

Promises to be a "responsible steward of taxpayers' hard-earned resources" if elected.

Housing & Urban Development

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Will Busby

Will has spent 15 years collaborating with candidates and elected officials across Texas as a professional political operative. He has also worked on public policy initiatives, particularly advocating for First Responders.

Believes in giving back to the community and helping citizens in need through service on boards and committees, police foundation, historical society, non-profits, and food drives.

Promises to advocate for improved public services.

Supports public service volunteering and fundraising for local departments.

Believes service is fundamental, saying, "if you can help, you should."

As a member of the Stone Creek Homeowners Association, I became active in resolving landscaping issues in the community.

Supports public schools and citizen input.

Aims to improve public services through community engagement and policy initiatives.

Promises to address resident concerns and find solutions to improve public services.

Supports collaboration with Glenn Heights community leaders to enhance public services.

Supports providing adequate funding and resources for police, fire, and emergency medical services.

Believes in tailored solutions for public safety issues, emphasizing the unique needs of each situation and understanding what first responders require to protect communities.

Believes in enhancing public safety and preparing for future growth.

Believes in the power of grassroots movements for public safety initiatives, as demonstrated by successfully gathering signatures and winning an election with 60% of the vote.

Believes the city government failed residents by not properly testing the new Utility Billing software before launch.

Believes it is important to resolve the long-standing issue of Utility Billing.

Supports reviewing water and utility billing practices.

Believes in the need for a proactive council to address roads and traffic.

Believes in tailoring solutions to address unique community infrastructure needs.

Believes in preparing infrastructure and site plans for future police, fire, and emergency service needs.

Believes Glenn Heights should proactively plan for road maintenance and infrastructure development.

Believes the city is unprepared for current growth, saying, "We are behind the demand."

Believes the county is "behind the demand" for infrastructure improvements and supports the need for a road bond.

Believes in being proactive and responsible with taxpayer resources.

Believes strong leadership is essential to address housing issues and improve outcomes for citizens.

Supports local government that provides essential services and promotes economic development.

Will Busby resides in Glenn Heights with his family. 

Will Busby has spent 15 years collaborating with candidates and elected officials across Texas as a professional political operative. He has also worked on public policy initiatives, particularly advocating for First Responders.

This is Will's first entry into politics.

Will Busby resides in Glenn Heights with his family. None.

As of September 12, 2024, Will Busby’s website did not contain information on this issue.

- City council members collaborate to create and enforce city policies, including legislation on essential services like police, fire, parks, libraries, and utilities.
- They work alongside the mayor to manage city departments, including transportation and parks and recreation.
- Council members can be elected to represent specific districts or the entire city at-large.
- The structure of city councils, including the number of members, their terms, term limits, and partisanship, differs by county.