Dr. Tina Bennett-Burton has a Doctor of Chiropractic. She has lived in Farmers Branch for 10 years. She is a member of the Farmers Branch Womens Club and Civic League.

Tina Bennett-Burton - Branch Herald

Tina Bennett-Burton has a Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Parker College. She is a mother.

Tina is a chiropractor and the owner of A Honeycomb of Health in Farmers Branch.

Tina is currently a Farmers Branch city council member representing District 2. She previously served as a Farmers Branch city council member for District 3.

Tina Bennett-Burton (Farmers Branch City Council District 2, Texas ...

Tina is the current Farmers Branch Mayor Pro Tem/City Councilwoman for District 2 and the former City Councilwoman in District 3.

2026 Texas May Uniform Election

Wants to continue lowering property taxes to ease the financial burden on residents.

For Candidate Tina Bennett-Burton on Issue economy: Aims to eliminate unnecessary bureaucratic hurdles that hinder local small businesses.

Aims to eliminate "unnecessary bureaucratic hurdles" that hinder local small businesses.

Supports economic development to increase the business base.

Seeks economic development to increase the business base.

- Wants to continue lowering property taxes to ease the financial burden on residents.
- Aims to eliminate "unnecessary bureaucratic hurdles" that hinder local small businesses.
- Seeks economic development to increase the business base.

Economy

As of April 2, 2026, Tina Bennett-Burton’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Housing & Urban Development

Supports first responders to ensure the safety and well-being of families.

- Supports first responders to ensure the safety and well-being of families.

Public Safety

Commits to completing the EPA Lead and Copper Rule Revision for drinking water.

Commits to completing the Environmental Protection Agency Lead and Copper Rule Revision for drinking water.

Prioritizes infrastructure improvements, including sewage, streets, and aging infrastructure issues, while aiming for budget adjustments and potential tax reductions.

- Commits to completing the Environmental Protection Agency Lead and Copper Rule Revision for drinking water.
- Prioritizes infrastructure improvements, including sewage, streets, and aging infrastructure issues, while aiming for budget adjustments and potential tax reductions.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Energy & the Environment

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