2026 Texas General Election

Plans to save the city money and lower taxes, citing reductions in taxes and tax rates in each of the prior two years.

I’m David Rogers.  I’m your city councilman, and since you elected me in 2020, I have saved Pflugerville $300 million. By any measure, that’s a beautiful day in Pflugerville! Re-elect me, and I will save Pflugerville money and fight to lower your taxes!

Mr. Rogers For City Council

DEFEATED Largest Tax Hike in Pflugerville History, attempted by Travis County ESD #2.  ($350 MILLION over 10 years!).

LOWERED taxes and tax rates two years in a row!

APPROVED innovation public-private partnership to replace run-down 1984 dentist office – turned City Hall with vibrant Downtown East project.

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Economy

Approved park improvements including expanded hike-and-bike trails and new Gilleland Park pool facilities.

REPLACED slow ESD #2 Ambulance with efficient, fast, high-quality Allegiant Ambulance Service AT NO COST to Taxpayer.

APPROVED Park Improvements expanding hike & bike trails and NEW Gilleland Park Pool facilities!

INCREASED Property Tax EXEMPTIONS 42% (from $35,000 to $50,000)!

Public Services

Approved a partnership between the city and a private entity to redevelop the former City Hall site as the Downtown East project.

LOWERED taxes and tax rates two years in a row!

APPROVED innovation public-private partnership to replace run-down 1984 dentist office – turned City Hall with vibrant Downtown East project.

BROKE GROUND on enormous new water plant designed to take Pflugerville into the 22nd century — using record federal money in place of local tax dollars!

Housing & Urban Development

Replaced Emergency Services District No. 2 ambulance service with Allegiant Ambulance Service.

LAUNCHED Pfetch a Ride innovative on-demand, 24-hour private Uber-based transport service to replace overpriced, underperforming and inflexible Cap Metro buses.

REPLACED slow ESD #2 Ambulance with efficient, fast, high-quality Allegiant Ambulance Service AT NO COST to Taxpayer.

APPROVED Park Improvements expanding hike & bike trails and NEW Gilleland Park Pool facilities!

Supported improvements in technology and training for the Pflugerville Police Department.

OPENED new faster traffic solutions around the city!

SUPPORTED improvements in technology & training for award-winning Pflugerville Police Department!

RE-STARTED Deutschen Fest, moved to October, best and biggest Pflugerville Pfestifval EVER!

Public Safety

Broke ground on a new water plant using federal funding rather than local tax dollars.

APPROVED innovation public-private partnership to replace run-down 1984 dentist office – turned City Hall with vibrant Downtown East project.

BROKE GROUND on enormous new water plant designed to take Pflugerville into the 22nd century — using record federal money in place of local tax dollars!

LAUNCHED Pfetch a Ride innovative on-demand, 24-hour private Uber-based transport service to replace overpriced, underperforming and inflexible Cap Metro buses.

Launched Pfetch a Ride, an on-demand, 24-hour transportation service, to replace Capital Metro bus service.

BROKE GROUND on enormous new water plant designed to take Pflugerville into the 22nd century — using record federal money in place of local tax dollars!

LAUNCHED Pfetch a Ride innovative on-demand, 24-hour private Uber-based transport service to replace overpriced, underperforming and inflexible Cap Metro buses.

REPLACED slow ESD #2 Ambulance with efficient, fast, high-quality Allegiant Ambulance Service AT NO COST to Taxpayer.

Implemented new traffic solutions intended to improve travel speeds around the city.

INCREASED Property Tax EXEMPTIONS 42% (from $35,000 to $50,000)!

OPENED new faster traffic solutions around the city!

SUPPORTED improvements in technology & training for award-winning Pflugerville Police Department!

Transportation & Infrastructure

Approved electrical and water-system improvements intended to prevent future severe-weather disruptions.

RE-STARTED Deutschen Fest, moved to October, best and biggest Pflugerville Pfestifval EVER!

RECOVERED from #Snowpocalypse2021 and #IceStorm2023 and approved new programs, electrical and water system improvements to prevent future problems!

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David Rogers

- Plans to save the city money and lower taxes, citing reductions in taxes and tax rates in each of the prior two years.

- Approved park improvements including expanded hike-and-bike trails and new Gilleland Park pool facilities.

- Approved a partnership between the city and a private entity to redevelop the former City Hall site as the Downtown East project.

- Replaced Emergency Services District No. 2 ambulance service with Allegiant Ambulance Service.
- Supported improvements in technology and training for the Pflugerville Police Department.

- Broke ground on a new water plant using federal funding rather than local tax dollars.
- Launched Pfetch a Ride, an on-demand, 24-hour transportation service, to replace Capital Metro bus service.
- Implemented new traffic solutions intended to improve travel speeds around the city.

- Approved electrical and water-system improvements intended to prevent future severe-weather disruptions.

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