Rebecca Boxall was born and raised in Groves, Texas and earned a degree in Architecture from Texas Tech.

Rebecca spent the first 20 years of her career as a successful small business owner in Hawaii.

Rebecca Boxall is currently a member of the Arlington City Council representing District 5. She was first elected in 2021 and is serving her second term.

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Rebecca is currently a member of the Arlington City Council representing District 5. She was first elected in 2021 and is serving her second term.

2026 Texas May Uniform Election

Supports encouraging local job creation and small business development to increase employment choices for Arlington residents.

- Supports encouraging local job creation and small business development to increase employment choices for Arlington residents.

Economy

As of March 23, 2026, Rebecca Boxall’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Public Services

Supports increasing diversity in housing types through the redevelopment of existing commercial sites and older housing to enhance neighborhoods and promote future growth.

Believes in encouraging infill and mixed-use development to revitalize older corridors.

Supports diverse housing options that are affordable, attractive, and sustainable.

- Supports increasing diversity in housing types through the redevelopment of existing commercial sites and older housing to enhance neighborhoods and promote future growth.
- Believes in encouraging infill and mixed-use development to revitalize older corridors.
- Supports diverse housing options that are affordable, attractive, and sustainable.

Housing & Urban Development

Supports reducing crime and enhancing safety through community engagement, improved design guidelines, and providing resources to police and firefighters.

- Supports reducing crime and enhancing safety through community engagement, improved design guidelines, and providing resources to police and firefighters.

Public Safety

Supports dedicated, well-lit spaces for rideshare, delivery, and on-demand transit.

Supports strengthening connections between UTA, downtown, and the Entertainment District.

Promotes realistic, regionally connected transit solutions.

Supports expanding Arlington On-Demand and similar transportation services where appropriate.

- Supports dedicated, well-lit spaces for rideshare, delivery, and on-demand transit.
- Supports strengthening connections between UTA, downtown, and the Entertainment District.
- Promotes realistic, regionally connected transit solutions.
- Supports expanding Arlington On-Demand and similar transportation services where appropriate.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Supports new and enhanced environmental standards.

- Supports new and enhanced environmental standards.

Energy & the Environment

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Rebecca Boxall

Supports encouraging local job creation, particularly through small business development, to provide more employment choices for Arlington residents.

Supports increasing diversity in housing types, redevelopment of existing commercial sites, and incremental approaches to redeveloping older housing as part of a comprehensive strategy to address housing challenges.

Supports encouraging mixed housing types within the same development.

Supports stronger inspection standards for older apartment buildings.

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