Frank Estrada Caldwell County Commissioner Precinct 4

Where to go vote for Frank Estrada

festrada1 — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 12:57:39 +0000

400 Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
108 N. Medina Street
(City of Lockhart)

401 St. Mark’s Methodist Church Hall
602 E. Live Oak Street
(City of Lockhart)

402 St. Mary’s Catholic Church Hall
205 W. Pecan Street
(City of Lockhart)

403 First Assembly of God Church Hall
2715 North U.S. Hwy 183
(0.5 Miles North of Lockhart City Limits)

404 Lytton Springs Masonic Building
8600 FM 1854
(Lytton Springs Community)

405 Dale Community Center
47 Civic Drive (PR 4061)
(Dale Community)

406 St. John’s United Baptist Church
103 Bufkin Street
(City of Lockhart)

About Frank Estrada

festrada1 — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 02:30:50 +0000

Frank Estrada
District 2 / Mayor Pro-Tem

Mayor Pro-Tem During my tenure as Lockhart City Councilmember, I have worked on many major policy initiatives, and during that time I have gained the valuable experience needed to become an effective voice. I have an intimate knowledge of the legislative process and the people involved. I have widespread support from many community leaders and elected officials who know my strong work ethic and commitment to fairness, professionalism and diversity.

1982-2009 Councilmember and Mayor Pro-Tem City of Lockhart

1990-2009 Member of the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials

2007-2009 President, Association of Hispanic Municipal Officials

2008-2009 Member of TML Legislative Policy Committee on General Government

2007-2009, Vice-President of Greater Caldwell County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce

1985-2009 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program: serving under Governor Rick Perry, George Bush and Ann Richard

1986-2009 Texas Municipal League Small Cities Advisory Council

2005-2009 Envision Central Texas SH 130 Task Force Board of Director

2007-2008 Member of the TML Resolutions Committee

2007-2009 First National Rural Assembly member

2007 Texas Statewide Policy Institute on Higher Education Access Advisory Committee

2006-2007 Member of the TML Legislative Policy Committee & General Government

1990-2007 Member of the Association of Hispanic Municipal Officials

2003-2007 Caldwell Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors

1999-2004 Texas Municipal League Board of Directors representing Region 10

2006 Member of TML Resolutions Committee

1996 Attorney General’s Municipal Advisory Committee

Past Chairman of Governor Ann Richards’ Capital Area Regional Review

1999-2005 Board of Director Texas Municipal League Region 10

1999 President Texas Municipal League Region 10

2000 Vice Chair, Texas Municipal League Legislative

2000 Association of Mayors, Councilmembers and Commissioners Institute Planning Committee

Moderator-2000 Association of Mayors, Councilmembers & Commissioners Institute meeting in Corpus Christi

2000 Texas Municipal League Nominating Committee

1999 Texas Municipal League Annual Conference Planning Committee

1998 Texas Municipal League Legislative Policy Committee on Finance and Administration

1996 and 1998 Texas Municipal League Resolutions Committee

1998 Texas Municipal League Policy Committee on Public Safety

1997 Texas Municipal League Legislative Policy Subcommittee on Plumbing Inspectors

1996 Vice Chair - Texas Municipal League Legislative Policy Subcommittee on the Texas Commission on Fire Protection

Member and past Financial Secretary for the Knights of Columbus

Member and past officer of the Pan American Golf Association

Member of St. Mary’s Catholic Church

Bilingual (Spanish & English)

You may contact Mayor Pro-Tem Frank Estrada through e-mail at festrada@lockhart-tx.org or by calling City Hall at 398-3461 ext.442 and leaving a message on his voice mail.

Thinking of running for county commissioner

festrada1 — Mon, 02 Mar 2009 19:20:47 +0000

Hi, I’m frank Estrada, currently the Mayor Pro-Tem of Lockhart, Texas. I have lived in caldwell County for all my life. I am asking for your thoughts of the Caldwell County Commissioner.

Some of my goals:

To seek opportunities for sustainable industry and value-added jobs, which were once the foundation of our community.

To make caldwell County an affordable place for future generations to live and raise their families by controlling taxes through planning for long term diversity and generational balance in our population.

To manage a local government that is created by the people rather than enforce a government that is imposed upon the people by the vocal minority.

Fiscal responsibility, accountability and transparency in local government transactions.

A few agenda items I look forward to working on as commissioner: the growth policy, the fairgrounds, affordable housing, Plum Creek transfers development rights, new industries as well as new ways to help old industries.

My professional background is very different than other candidates. The past 20+ years in my profession have provided me an unusual education. My experience with

My years of volunteer work with the public, government agencies and special interest groups on community projects as well as regulatory and administrative issues has been invaluable experience.

I grew up in a large family that always struggled to get by, yet I was am able to build a business in Lockhart that has provided a comfortable home and living for myself and my family because of good opportunities. I believe in opportunities and want to promote opportunities for the people of this county and the generations to come.

The people of Caldwell County, need your help. If you support these goals. This is a sample blog.

Frank Estrada Mayor Pro-Tem Lockhart, Texas

festrada1 — Mon, 02 Mar 2009 02:01:22 +0000