2025-2026 Carrollton City Council Goals

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2025-2026 Council Goals

HOSPITALITYOPTIMIZEMOTIVATEECONOMICAL

Hospitality

We focus on quality of life in our community so all feel safe, valued, respected, and welcomed.

• Communicate and engage with the community

• Improve accessibility to the services we provide

• Enhance the perception of our brand

• Foster a sense of belonging by valuing diversity and inclusivity

• Foster a welcoming environment for businesses and residents

• Provide professional and courteous service

• Provide opportunities for a healthy lifestyle

Optimize

Our processes enable us to deliver high-quality, expedient, and friendly service.

• Allocate resources for optimal results

• Ensure processes for integrated, cross-functional planning and execution

• Leverage technology to improve our effectiveness and efficiency

• Adapt business practices to respond to changing conditions

OPTIMIZEMOTIVATEECONOMICAL

Motivate MOTIVATEECONOMICAL

Our employees are empowered and trusted to work as a team to deliver exceptional service.

• Foster a positive workplace culture

• Ensure our employees have appropriate resources and exemplify the Vision

• Attract and retain a diverse, motivated, and qualified team

• Invest in the professional development of our employees

Economical

We build and maintain a consistently thriving and diverse financial base while being outstanding stewards of City resources.

• Increase and stimulate the sales tax base

• Increase the property tax base

• Leverage opportunities around TODs

• Manage infrastructure with fiduciary care

• Ensure City services are an optimal value

2024-2025 City Council

(l-r): Mayor Pro Tem Christopher Axberg, Deputy Mayor Pro Tem

Daisy Palomo, Councilmember Rowena Watters, Councilmember

Richard Fleming, Mayor Steve Babick, City Manager Erin Rinehart, Councilmember Dr. Andrew Palacios, Councilmember

Jason Carpenter, and Councilmember Nancy S. Cline

The Council typically meets on the first and third Tuesday of the month at City Hall, 1945 E. Jackson Road. The Council worksession begins at approximately 5:45 p.m., followed by the regular City Council meeting at 7 p.m. Agendas are available at City Hall and online 72 hours prior to each meeting.

Mayor and City Council

P.O. Box 110535, Carrollton, Texas 75011-0535

972-466-3001 • mayor.council@cityofcarrollton.com cityofcarrollton.com/council

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