Missouri City TX Gov, Floyd Emery

Floyd resides in Quail Valley. He is married to his wife, Linda, with whom he has 2 children. He is the president of the Quail Valley Proud and Missouri City's Future.

Floyd is retired. He previously worked as a manager in information technology, finances, and human resources for a company in the oil industry, Baroid, Dresser, and Halliburton.

Floyd Emery currently serves as a member of the Missouri City City Council in Ward D. He was first elected in 2011 and is serving his 4th term. Floyd is a former chairperson of the Developer Relations Committee on the Missouri City Council and the Houston/Galveston Area Council (HGAC). 

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Supports the updated Parks Master Plan and plans to utilize $23 million from the Parks Bond initiative and restricted park funds to enhance local parks.

Supports the updated Parks Master Plan and plans to "utilize $23 million made available" from the Parks Bond initiative and restricted park funds to enhance local parks.

As Co-chair with Council Member Jeffrey Boney of the Freedom Tree Park Committee, helped finalize the design of Freedom Tree Park, securing $3.5 million in funding from the Parks Bond initiative to enhance its historical and cultural significance.

As co-chair of the Freedom Tree Park Committee, helped finalize the design of Freedom Tree Park, securing "$3.5 million from the approved Parks Bond initiative" in funding.

Supports maintaining the golf course as it attracts visitors and generates sales tax revenue for the city.

Supports maintaining the Qual Valley golf course, saying it "continues to record over 60,000 rounds of golf annually...numerous corporate and charity golfing and non golf events...continuing to to make it the number one attraction site for visitors and residents..."

Plans to monitor the recent Missouri City annexation of Sienna Municipal Utility District 2.

Plans to continue monitoring the recent Missouri City annexation of Sienna Municipal Utility District 2.

- Supports the updated Parks Master Plan and plans to "utilize $23 million made available" from the Parks Bond initiative and restricted park funds to enhance local parks.
- As co-chair of the Freedom Tree Park Committee, helped finalize the design of Freedom Tree Park, securing "$3.5 million from the approved Parks Bond initiative" in funding.
- Supports maintaining the Qual Valley golf course, saying it "continues to record over 60,000 rounds of golf annually...numerous corporate and charity golfing and non golf events...continuing to to make it the number one attraction site for visitors and residents..."
- Plans to continue monitoring the recent Missouri City annexation of Sienna Municipal Utility District 2.

Public Services

Plans to work with financial staff to ensure competitive salaries and benefits for public safety personnel to help attract and retain members.

Plans to work with financial staff to ensure competitive salaries and benefits for public safety personnel to help attract and retain employees.

Supports ensuring adequate funding for equipment, services, and training for police officers.

Supports including a Police Sub-Station in the growing southern area of Missouri City to improve response times.

Supports adding a Police Sub-Station in the southern area of Missouri City to improve response times.

- Plans to work with financial staff to ensure competitive salaries and benefits for public safety personnel to help attract and retain employees.
- Supports ensuring adequate funding for equipment, services, and training for police officers.
- Supports adding a Police Sub-Station in the southern area of Missouri City to improve response times.

Public Safety

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

Energy & the Environment

Plans to design and secure funding for a traffic and mobility project aimed at enhancing traffic flow on Sienna Parkway and key feeder roads from Highway 6 to FM 521.

Plans to design and secure funding to launch a traffic and mobility project aimed at enhancing traffic flow on Sienna Parkway and feeder roads from Highway 6 to FM 521.

- Plans to design and secure funding to launch a traffic and mobility project aimed at enhancing traffic flow on Sienna Parkway and feeder roads from Highway 6 to FM 521.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Opposes changing the business model of the Quail Valley Golf Course if it would reduce its value or negatively impact home values in Quail Valley and nearby neighborhoods.

Opposes changing the current business model of the Quail Valley Golf Course if it were to reduce the courses value or home values in Quail Valley and nearby neighborhoods.

Believes retail and commercial business along Hwy 6, Hwy 90, FM 1092 and the Texas Parkway/Cartwright corridors are crucial for economic development and plans to prioritize redeveloping Texas Parkway and Cartwright Rd properties.

Plans to prioritize redeveloping Texas Parkway and Cartwright Rd properties.

- Opposes changing the current business model of the Quail Valley Golf Course if it were to reduce the courses value or home values in Quail Valley and nearby neighborhoods.
- Plans to prioritize redeveloping Texas Parkway and Cartwright Rd properties.

Housing & Urban Development

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Floyd Emery

Floyd resides in Quail Valley with his wife, Linda, and has 2 adult children. His volunteer work includes serving as president for QV Proud and Missouri City's Future.

Floyd is retired. He previously worked as a manager in information technology, finances, and human resources for Baroid/Dresser/Halliburton.

Floyd Emery currently serves as a member on the Missouri City City Council Ward D. He was first elected in 2011 and is serving his 4th term. Floyd previously chaired the Developer Relations Committee on the Missouri City City Council and the Houston/Galveston Area Council (HGAC). 

Supports the management of city amenities by qualified personnel to ensure they meet financial goals.

Believes public services are essential for maintaining and enhancing home values in Quail Valley and nearby areas.

Believes in enhancing public services to improve community quality of life.

Supports the expansion of distribution centers, as evidenced by supporting a planned 300,000 sq. ft. expansion along the Ft. Bend Toll Road with no tax abatement.

Supports the implementation of identified public service projects as funding becomes available.

Supports the completion of the 2023 public services project by the 4th quarter of 2024.

Plans to focus on developing areas along the Fort Bend Toll Road, Hwy 6 south, and Hwy 90 at the Beltway.

Supports the development of Community Park.

As a council member, helped develop park land in Lake Olympia to honor the Freedom Tree and create a public space for education about Black history.

Plans to advocate for closing or constructing a flyover at Cravens Rd. and Hwy 90 for safety reasons.

As co-chair of the Freedom Tree Park Committee, helped finalize the design of Freedom Tree Park, securing $3.5 million in funding from the Parks Bond initiative to enhance its historical and cultural significance.

- Supports the updated Parks Master Plan and plans to utilize $23 million from the Parks Bond initiative and restricted park funds to enhance local parks.
- As co-chair of the Freedom Tree Park Committee, helped finalize the design of Freedom Tree Park, securing $3.5 million in funding from the Parks Bond initiative to enhance its historical and cultural significance.
- Supports maintaining the golf course as it attracts visitors and generates sales tax revenue for the city.
- Plans to monitor the recent Missouri City annexation of Sienna Municipal Utility District 2.

Supports a competitive salary structure and benefit package for public safety personnel and plans to approve the annual budget needed to maintain this status.

Believes in providing funding to staff police and fire operations to meet public safety expectations.

Wants to continue efforts to maintain Missouri City's "Safe City" designation.

Believes in the importance of maintaining safety.

Supports maintaining Missouri City’s ‘Safest Texas City’ designation by prioritizing police and fire personnel safety through updated equipment, technology, training, competitive salaries, and benefits.

- Plans to work with financial staff to ensure competitive salaries and benefits for public safety personnel to help attract and retain members.
- Supports ensuring adequate funding for equipment, services, and training for police officers.
- Supports including a Police Sub-Station in the growing southern area of Missouri City to improve response times.

Believes protecting animals and reuniting lost pets with their owners is important.

Supports remediation of any found contaminants by the City or other governmental agencies.

Supports the replacement of the Glen Lakes roadway from Hwy. 6 in Community Park.

Plans to assess and implement traffic calming resources in Lakeshore Harbour Development.

Believes replacing stop signs with traffic signals on Lake Olympia Parkway will require extensive coordination with the Lake Olympia HOA and City Works.

Plans to use FY 2021 Bond Issue funds to design and construct improvements to the La Quinta Golf Course's drainage system.

Supports improving drainage and remediating the La Quinta Quail Valley Golf Course.

Supports improving traffic safety and flow by installing additional turn lanes, adding left turn on yellow signals, synchronizing traffic flow, and using traffic calming measures.

Supports completing major mobility projects such as extending Lake Olympia Parkway to the Ft. Bend Toll-road and extending Knights Rd.

Supports the construction of large warehouses by companies like Amazon.

Supports the $51.6 million Bond initiative for Transportation, which includes $13 million for infrastructure improvements.

Plans to investigate major drainage flow issues to determine the impact of Hurricane Harvey and other high water events.

Supports prioritizing drainage projects funded by the recent citizen-approved Bond initiative.

Supports using the $15 million from the recently approved bond initiative for city improvements.

Believes examining revenue sources is crucial for assessing the overall cost of major infrastructure programs.

Plans to partner with the FB Drainage District to address Long Point Creek S. drainage issues in Newpoint Estates and Creekmont S. subdivisions.

- Plans to design and secure funding for a traffic and mobility project aimed at enhancing traffic flow on Sienna Parkway and key feeder roads from Highway 6 to FM 521.

Supports improving financial transparency and efficiency in city operations.

Supports small business initiatives as part of the economic development strategy.

Believes that any effort to consolidate a Municipal Utility District (MUD) must provide "compelling evidence of its value to the City and the Citizens of Missouri City."

Believes areas along the Fort Bend Toll Road, Hwy 6 south, and Hwy 90 at the Beltway are prime locations for development and business growth.

Supports the development of commercial spaces, as evidenced by the ongoing construction of Fort Bend Town Center II and the early design and construction of Fort Bend Town Center III.

Supports small business initiatives with financial incentives to improve and expand small businesses, particularly in the Texas Parkway/Cartwright corridor.

Plans to address housing and urban development issues by allocating $13 million from the recent Bond initiative to identified projects.

Plans to use the $3.9 million annual rebate from Metro, existing funds from prior transportation bonds, and partnerships with Ft. Bend County for mutually beneficial projects.

Supports the approved engineering plans and work schedules for housing development.

Supports the construction of new housing developments, as evidenced by the candidate's website stating, "With the release of easements by Phillips Petroleum and the Lake Olympia Homeowners Association construction should begin in the 4th Qtr."

Supports the continuation of Municipal Utility Districts (MUDs) for water and wastewater management.

Believes in transparency for fund allocation, directing to the City website for specific areas of fund allocation.

Plans to evaluate land available for development in the comprehensive land use plan.

- Opposes changing the business model of the Quail Valley Golf Course if it would reduce its value or negatively impact home values in Quail Valley and nearby neighborhoods.
- Plans to prioritize redeveloping Texas Parkway and Cartwright Rd properties.

As of September 13, 2024, Floyd Emery’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Floyd Emery has served as a Missouri City Council Member representing District D for 14 years. He is also a past Board Chairman of the Houston/Galveston Area Council (HGAC).

Floyd Emery has served as a Missouri City Council Member representing District D for 14 years. He is a past Board Chairman of the Houston/Galveston Area Council (HGAC). Emery is running for re-election in the November 2024 City Elections.

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