Community Investment Advisory Board

  • 6:00 pm
  • First Monday of every month
  • City Hall Municipal Building
    4000 Main St.
    Rowlett, TX 75088
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Agendas 

Agendas are available prior to the meetings.

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Minutes

Minutes are also available following approval.

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Community Involvement

Do you have an interest in improving the City of Rowlett? Is there a project that you think should be considered for the next bond election? We would like to have your input to help us prioritize the projects that are needed throughout the community. Please take a moment to fill out our Project Identification Form.

Members

The Community Investment Advisory Board is comprised of seven regular members appointed by the City Council who serve staggered two-year terms and five alternate members appointed by the City Council annually.

Member
Position
Term Ending
Chad Grant
Regular Member
September 30, 2020
Jeff Sheldon
Regular Member, Chair
September 30, 2020
Oscar Aranda
Regular Member
September 30, 2019
Loki Kottkamp
Regular Member
September 30, 2019
Vacant
Regular Member
September 30, 2019
Kim Lott
Regular Member
September 30, 2020
Dan Walker
Regular Member
September 30, 2020
Michael Volz
Alternate Member
September 30, 2019
Paula Stephens
Alternate Member
September 30, 2019
Scott Fundling
Alternate Member
September 30, 2019
David Williams
Alternate Member
September 30, 2019
Omar Sherif
Alternate Member
September 30, 2019


Board Responsibilities

Duties and responsibilities of the Community Investment Advisory Board include providing recommendations to City Council on capital project priorities and project selection; providing guidance on strategic recommendations to the City Council with regard to capital projects; and providing recommendations to City Council on guiding values for planning of capital projects. The Board provides recommendations to City Council on the setting of projects slated for upcoming bond elections and represents the City at public meetings and public outreach campaigns on the subject of capital projects.

Become a Member

Are you looking for ways to give back to the community? If so, we have a spot for you! We’re looking for committed residents willing to volunteer a few hours of their time each month to serve on a board or commission. Applications are available in the City Secretary’s Office in the City Hall Municipal Center at 4000 Main Street. Completed applications can be dropped off at the City Secretary’s Office, faxed to 972-412-6118 or emailed to the City Secretary’s Office.