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Dina DuBose Driskill earned a bachelor's degree in psychology, sociology, and anthropology and a law degree from the University of Houston.

### Dina Driskill

Attorney

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    25 years experience reviewing government and commercial contracts. Government and business law adjunct professor

Why are you running for this position?

Q&A: Get to know the candidates for League City City Council, Position 1 | Bay Area | Community Impact

Dina DuBose Driskill is an attorney with experience reviewing government and commercial contracts and an adjunct professor of government and business law.

Candidates set for League City November elections | Bay Area

2026 Texas General Election

What would your top priorities be if elected?

My priorities include flood prevention, protecting the rights of the citizens from surveillance, maintaining the small-town feel, protecting property values, encouraging necessary infrastructure and keeping low taxes while encouraging revitalization in the historic area to attract visitors to this side of the creek.

Plans to encourage revitalization in the historic area to attract visitors.

- Prioritizes "keeping" taxes low.
- Plans to encourage revitalization in the historic area to attract visitors.

Economy

What should League City’s budget priorities be?

My budget priorities include flood prevention, infrastructure, public safety, revitalization and amenities. My family has loved city experiences including snake encounters at the library, Chemistry Road Show, Camp By The Creek, parks and recreation sports, paddle trails, bird watching, White Linen Nights. I will work to expand and maintain them.

Plans to expand and maintain city library, recreation, paddle-trail, bird-watching, and community-event amenities.

- Plans to expand and maintain city library, recreation, paddle-trail, bird-watching, and community-event amenities.

Public Services

### Dina Driskill

Attorney

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    25 years experience reviewing government and commercial contracts. Government and business law adjunct professor

Why are you running for this position?

I am running for League City Council to protect citizens' privacy rights from unwanted surveillance with Flock cameras, protect our property values from potential nuisances i.e. data centers, work to prevent flooding and maintain the small town feel while allowing for sensible growth that takes the surrounding neighborhoods into account.

Plans to protect property values from potential nuisances, including data centers.

Plans to protect property values from "potential nuisances," including data centers.

Supports growth that considers surrounding neighborhoods while maintaining League City's small-town character.

- Plans to protect property values from "potential nuisances," including data centers.
- Supports growth that considers surrounding neighborhoods while maintaining League City's small-town character.

Housing & Urban Development

Plans to protect residents' privacy rights from unwanted surveillance by Flock cameras.

Plans to protect residents' privacy rights from surveillance by Flock cameras.

- Plans to protect residents' privacy rights from surveillance by Flock cameras.

Public Safety

What do you see as the greatest challenge for the city, and how will you improve it?

Aside from privacy issues, flood prevention is the biggest challenge. On the west side, the Grand Parkway will slice through multiple neighborhoods. Addressing probable flooding will require a study by an outside entity, thereby working to prevent flooding proactively, rather than waiting for an issue to arise.

Proposes an outside study to proactively address probable flooding associated with the Grand Parkway through west-side neighborhoods.

- Proposes an outside study to proactively address probable flooding associated with the Grand Parkway through west-side neighborhoods.

Transportation & Infrastructure

As of September 25, 2026, Dina DuBose Driskill did not have a website or any information online.

Energy & the Environment

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