Place 4· June 2026 - June 2028
Jarrett H. Armstrong
Keller
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 11
- Total speaking time
- 39:49
- Avg per meeting
- 3:37
- Segments
- 942
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Top issues during term (20)
Westlake Data Center Legal Challenge
Potential negative impacts on residential property values and increased municipal resource demands.
Samantha Springs Mixed-Use Development Proposal
The project promised roughly $700,000 in new tax revenue, but council members feared long-term vacancy risks.
Providence Residential Subdivision Development
The project is expected to add over $44 million in tax base and contribute $450,000 annually to Keller ISD.
Preserve at Willow Creek Zoning Change
Property tax revenue will increase as 13.65 acres of vacant land are developed into 26 single-family homes.
Proposed Keller Sports Authority Board
The city recently allocated budget funds for dedicated staff support to oversee park amenities.
TRIDENT Center Regional Police Partnership
Involves reallocating one existing detective position from the Keller Police Department.
Impacts of Surpassing 50,000 Population Milestone
Estimated recurring cost of $470,000 per year for staffing and traffic signal maintenance.
Garages of America on a difficult Town Center tract
Roughly $27 million in total development value and new ad valorem tax base for the city.
Citywide Solid Waste and Recycling Franchise Agreement
Will impact household waste collection rates and city operational expenditures.
Automobile Electric Charging Stations UDC Amendment
Nominal administrative costs for processing SUP applications.
Kroger Relocation and Traffic Impacts
Substantial private investment by Kroger and potential TIF utilization.
TIRZ No. 2 Annual Report and Financial Status
Projected fund balance of $1,750,000 by the end of FY 2027.
Altavista Waterline Rehabilitation Project
Project leverages federal grant funding matched by Keller and Southlake utilities funds.
Mount Gilead Road Project and Early Tree Removal
Project costs estimated near $12-13 million funded through capital improvement allocations and state water infrastructure financing.
Keller Youth Council Establishment
Minimal administrative impact with meeting space provided at Keller Town Hall.
7 Brew Coffee Drive-Thru and Shopping Center Revitalization
Private investment to renovate an older commercial property and generate sales tax revenue.
Unified Development Code Home Occupation Review
None directly on city budget.
Creation of Community Facilities Zoning District
Minimal financial impact, primarily administrative and regulatory alignment.
November 2026 Charter Amendment Election
Election costs associated with the November ballot proposition.
Detached Garage Specific Use Permit at 1289 Ottinger Road
None for the city; private investment by the property owner.
Decisions during term (161)
Recorded while Armstrong was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Approval of October 13, 2026 meeting minutes (Consent Item D.1)
Luna Loco mural at 228 South Main Street (MURAL-2609-0001)
6,620 sq ft accessory building SUP at 1432 Mount Gilead Road (SUP-2609-0029)
Elite Care Assisted Living expansion SUP at 553 Big Bend Drive (SUP-2609-0028)
Signature Barber SUP at 241 South Main Street Unit C (SUP-2610-0033)
Persimmon Club indoor entertainment SUP at 8835 Davis Boulevard (SUP-2609-0031)
Garages of America planned development zoning change (ZONE-2608-0005)
Approval of Consent Agenda
Denial of Samantha Springs Commerce Planned Development Zoning Change
Denial of Samantha Springs Commerce FLUP Amendment
Approval of Providence Planned Development Zoning Change
Approval of Providence FLUP Amendment
Approval of Specific Use Permit for 7 Brew Coffee Drive-Thru
Approval of Site Plan Amendment for 901 Keller Parkway
Authorization of Westlake Data Center Litigation Settlement Negotiations
Discuss Bates Street Park Restrooms
Discuss Impact Fee Program Update
Discuss the proposed Short-Term Rental ordinance.
Consider approval of the Minutes of the Tuesday, October 6, 2026 Regular City Council Meeting.
Consider a resolution authorizing the City Manager to execute a three -year agreement with Datavox, of Houston, Texas, for the purchase of Zoom Phone, a city-wide cloud-based phone system, through the State of Texas Department of…
Voting record (19)
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