Place 1 Council Member· November 2025 to November 2028
Jonathan Coffman
Pflugerville
About
Jonathan Coffman's platform centers on government accountability, specifically regarding the implementation of surveillance technology and data privacy. He prioritizes transparency in city operations and has actively challenged the use of automated license plate readers within the Pflugerville community.
Campaign promises (2)
- transparencyJonathan Coffman campaigned on a platform of increasing government transparency and accountability regarding the use of surveillance technology.Related votes
- public-safetyCoffman advocated for the termination of the city's contract with Flock Safety, citing concerns over privacy and the lack of oversight for license plate reader technology.
Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 8
- Total speaking time
- 29:48
- Avg per meeting
- 3:44
- Segments
- 527
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Top issues during term (15)(Development)
Development Review and Permitting Audit
$45,000 contract for consulting services.
Historic Colored Edition Beautification and Infrastructure
Community advocates requested formal city investment and funding for the african-american corridor project.
Parking Maximums and Reductions in Development Standards
Reduces construction and paving costs for developers while potentially shifting parking demand dynamics.
Cameron Ranch Subdivision Revision 1 Preliminary Plan
Private development investment with associated public infrastructure maintenance responsibilities upon completion.
Preservation of African American History
Project execution utilizes city staff resources and planned community engagement allocations.
Hill Country Bible Church PUD amendment
Downtown East Project Phase 1 Construction
Multi-million-dollar capital project funded by previous bond and city funds.
Nonprofit Regulatory Compliance and Basic Needs Support
Potential impact on city administrative resources and inspection enforcement.
Fencing Standards Variance for Yarley by Taylor Morrison Townhomes
Private investment by the developer to complete the housing community.
Carmel East Revision 2 Preliminary Plan
Expands local housing inventory and future tax base.
Heatherwilde Commons Preliminary Plan
None directly on city funds; development costs pertain to private infrastructure installation.
Dixon-Lockett Project Rezoning (1304 & 1312 Taylor Ave)
Increases property tax base and brings infill residential investment to the historic subdivision.
Pfarm Subdivision Final Plat Approval
Private investment for subdivision infrastructure development.
Cameron Valley Subdivision Parkland Dedication
Generates over $490,000 for city park improvement funds.
Project Nexus Owner's Representative Services
397,350 dollars for professional services
Decisions during term (6)
Recorded while Coffman was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
2026-1042 Approving payment in an amount not to exceed $140,000 to Wastewater Transport Services LLC. (WWTS) for the provision of pump and haul services pursuant to the Development Agreement regarding the Meadowlark Preserve development.
Contract for Development Review Audit
Project Berlin Economic Development Incentive Agreement
2026-0588 Professional Services Agreement with the Broussard Group, Inc. (dba TBG Partners) in the amount of $375,511 for Site Inventory and Analysis, Conceptual Development, and a Preliminary Engineering Report associated with Destination…
2026-0319 Professional services agreement with Hayat Brown in the amount of $151,334 for Financial and Transactional Advisor Services associated with the current city hall redevelopment located at 100 E. Main Street and 100 W. Main Street.
Approving the 2026 Pflugerville Community Development Corporation (PCDC) Board of Director's Ethics Policy for annual board signature.
Voting record (0)(Development)
No votes found matching Development.