His deep roots in White Settlement, where he and his wife have lived since 2002, have allowed him to raise his family in a community he truly cherishes, with all his children having walked the halls of Brewer High School. Today, he also has the joy of being a proud grandpa.

City Council | White Settlement, TX

His commitment to community service has been a significant part of his journey. He dedicated several years as the director of the homeless ministry at his church, advocating for those in need and supporting them through tough times.

Aaron James has lived with his wife since 2002 and is a grandfather. He served for several years as the director of his church's homeless ministry.

Aaron James, Place 1
Term expires: November 2026
place1@wstx.us
As a second-generation stonemason, Aaron established AMJ Masonry in 2008, where he blends traditional craftsmanship with modern innovation to create enduring structures.

Aaron James is a second-generation stonemason and established AMJ Masonry.

Elected officers of the City of White Settlement	Year Elected Officer’s Term Expires
Hon. Faron Young, Mayor	2026
Hon. Aaron James, Place 1	2026
Hon. Alan Price, Place 2	2028
Hon. Amber Munoz, Place 3	2028
Hon. William Wright, Place 4	2027
Hon. Kandace Espinosa, Place 5	2027

Elections | White Settlement, TX

Aaron currently serves on the White Settlement City Council in Place 1. His term expires in 2026.

2026 Texas General Election

AS YOUR COUNCILMAN, I WILL CONTINUE TO:
Fight relentlessly for full transparency on every taxpayer dollar and fiscally conservative spending.
Work to strengthen our infrastructure, ensuring we’re fully prepared for any challenge ahead.
Partner closely with first responders and law enforcement to keep our city safe and secure.
Listen to the needs and concerns of all our citizens and always put the people of White Settlement first.

Aaron James for White Settlement City Council

Pledges to seek transparency in the use of every taxpayer dollar and to support fiscally conservative city spending.

- Pledges to seek transparency in the use of every taxpayer dollar and to support fiscally conservative city spending.

Economy

As of September 17, 2026, Aaron James’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Public Services

Housing & Urban Development

Plans to work with first responders and law enforcement to promote public safety.

- Plans to work with first responders and law enforcement to promote public safety.

Public Safety

Plans to strengthen city infrastructure to prepare for future challenges.

- Plans to strengthen city infrastructure to prepare for future challenges.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Energy & the Environment

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