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Green sworn in to Lubbock City Council D4 after special election - AOL.com
Tim Green officially took his seat on the Lubbock City Council this week, representing District 4.
This change means thousands of residents living near the Loop and along 82nd Street now have a new voice at City Hall. Green's arrival means he will shape policies affecting property taxes, public safety, infrastructure upgrades, zoning ordinances, and the allocation of vital local services for his constituents and the broader city.
Just 3,094 ballots determined the council member for a district estimated to be home to over 20,000 individuals.
Common questions
Who is the new Lubbock City Councilman for District 4?
- Tim Green is the new representative for Lubbock City Council District 4. He officially took his seat this week after winning a special election runoff on August 1st. Green secured 60.8% of the votes against opponent Gary Boren.
What part of Lubbock does District 4 cover?
- Lubbock City Council District 4 covers a significant area of south-central Lubbock. It extends from neighborhoods like Raintree, past the South Plains Mall, and into areas closer to Woodrow. Residents near the Loop and along 82nd Street are also included.
Why was a special election held for District 4?
- A special election was held for Lubbock City Council District 4 because the seat became vacant. Former Councilman Brayden Rose departed earlier this year, prompting the need to fill the remainder of his four-year term. Tim Green won the runoff to secure the position.
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