Mayor Allen Owen has earned the prestigious and highly sought after endorsement of Political Analyst Jacquie Baly in his Saturday, December 8, 2018, Runoff Election showdown with his challenger Councilwoman Yolanda Ford. Every vote will count today! So please don't forget that the polls will open at 7:00 AM and close at 7:00 PM today!
Political Analyst Jacquie Baly Encourages All Registered Missouri City, Texas voters to Cast Their Vote for Mayor Allen Owen on Today, Saturday, December 8, 2018
Jacquie Baly, President, of BalyProjects, LLC, has been a leader in the Houston region’s business and policy communities for more than two decades. She began her career as a city and regional planner for numerous entities then served as a gubernatorial appointee on water and wastewater issues and most recently served as an elected official.
Ms. Baly founded BalyProjects in 1999 with the objective of providing public affairs, public policy, and planning services to individuals, institutions, small businesses, government and corporations. Ms. Baly is also a co-host of FOX 26 KRIV’s The RoundUp which airs every Sunday morning 6 AM – 8 AM.
Ms. Baly has been featured on KUHF, KTRH, KTRK, and several radio stations discussing policy matters. She also lectured on public policy and urban politics at the University of Houston for over 8 years.
Over the years, Baly has received many awards including: ABC/13 Woman of Distinction, Outstanding Young American, U of H “Rising Star” Alumnus of the Year, U of H “Black Alumnus” of the Year, Dynamic Woman of Houston, Most Influential Woman in Houston, Top 25 Women of Houston, Fort Bend Entrepreneur of the Year, Outstanding Young Texan, Outstanding Young Houstonian, (Texas Executive Women’s) Woman on the Move, and Outstanding (Fort Bend) Business Executive. Before forming BalyProjects, Baly was Vice President at the Greater Houston Partnership. She has also worked as the director of Planning and Community Development for the cities of Seabrook and Sugar Land.
Baly has served on several boards, including: Texas Lyceum, Houston City Hall Fellow, Parks Youth Ranch Advisory Board, Texas Dragon Boat Association, Alley Theatre Advisory Board, Fort Bend Chamber of Commerce-Infrastructure division chair, Texas CASA-Director, Fort Bend Boys’ Choir-President, YMCA-Past President, The Chinquapin School’s Board of Trustees-Past Vice President, Fort Bend Education Foundation-Gala Chair and Board Member, Sugar Land Economic Development 4-B Corporation-Director & Vice President, Sugar Land’s Intergovernmental Relations subcommittee (legislative liaison).
She is also a member of the Greater Houston Partnership’s Transportation Infrastructure Advisory Committee, the Transportation Policy Council, Fort Bend County Mobility Planning Committee, The Center for Houston’s Future Business Leadership Forum; Leadership Houston, Class XVIII; Rotary International and the Sugar Land Exchange Club.
Jacquie Baly, President, of BalyProjects, LLC, has been a leader in the Houston region’s business and policy communities for more than two decades. She began her career as a city and regional planner for numerous entities then served as a gubernatorial appointee on water and wastewater issues and most recently served as an elected official.
Ms. Baly founded BalyProjects in 1999 with the objective of providing public affairs, public policy, and planning services to individuals, institutions, small businesses, government and corporations. Ms. Baly is also a co-host of FOX 26 KRIV’s The RoundUp which airs every Sunday morning 6 AM – 8 AM.
Ms. Baly has been featured on KUHF, KTRH, KTRK, and several radio stations discussing policy matters. She also lectured on public policy and urban politics at the University of Houston for over 8 years.
Over the years, Baly has received many awards including: ABC/13 Woman of Distinction, Outstanding Young American, U of H “Rising Star” Alumnus of the Year, U of H “Black Alumnus” of the Year, Dynamic Woman of Houston, Most Influential Woman in Houston, Top 25 Women of Houston, Fort Bend Entrepreneur of the Year, Outstanding Young Texan, Outstanding Young Houstonian, (Texas Executive Women’s) Woman on the Move, and Outstanding (Fort Bend) Business Executive. Before forming BalyProjects, Baly was Vice President at the Greater Houston Partnership. She has also worked as the director of Planning and Community Development for the cities of Seabrook and Sugar Land.
Baly has served on several boards, including: Texas Lyceum, Houston City Hall Fellow, Parks Youth Ranch Advisory Board, Texas Dragon Boat Association, Alley Theatre Advisory Board, Fort Bend Chamber of Commerce-Infrastructure division chair, Texas CASA-Director, Fort Bend Boys’ Choir-President, YMCA-Past President, The Chinquapin School’s Board of Trustees-Past Vice President, Fort Bend Education Foundation-Gala Chair and Board Member, Sugar Land Economic Development 4-B Corporation-Director & Vice President, Sugar Land’s Intergovernmental Relations subcommittee (legislative liaison).
She is also a member of the Greater Houston Partnership’s Transportation Infrastructure Advisory Committee, the Transportation Policy Council, Fort Bend County Mobility Planning Committee, The Center for Houston’s Future Business Leadership Forum; Leadership Houston, Class XVIII; Rotary International and the Sugar Land Exchange Club.
A native of St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands, Baly holds a Bachelor of Science degree in political science and a master’s degree in City Planning specializing in Public Policy. She is also a classically trained flutist. She is the proud mother of two phenomenal sons, Raphael and Alexandre.
The Honorable Mayor Allen Owen's Proven Commitment to keeping Missouri City, Texas one of the Safest and Best Cities in America Should Not Be Ignored by Mo City voters on Today, Saturday, December 8, 2018
AUBREY R. TAYLOR REPORTS©
The runoff race for Mayor of Missouri City, Texas is a nonpartisan race, which means this election is much different from Presidential and Midterm Elections -- and rightfully so! Being the Mayor of a city as diverse as Missouri City, Texas isn't an easy job. But in the words of Political Analyst Jacquie Baly, "Mayor Allen Owen has done an excellent job representing Missouri City, Texas."
MAYOR ALLEN OWEN IS A GOOD MAYOR
In case you don't know, the mayor is the highest ranking municipal officer for the city they're elected to represent. In most cities mayors have significant powers, in others, the mayor is simply a figurehead. But, in Missouri City, a city bustling with new growth, and vitality, the Mayor must be someone committed to representing all citizens -- regardless of their ethnicity. The person elected on today, Saturday, December 8, 2018, between Yolanda Ford and Mayor Allen Owen must also be committed to bringing the "Show Me City" together in these turbulent political times.
In case you don't know, Missouri City, Texas is a diverse city sitting inside one of the most diverse regions of America. According to recently published information prepared by Esri on the demographic breakdown of Missouri City, Texas, there’s somewhere in the neighborhood of about 32,619 African Americans currently living in Missouri City. There’s somewhere in the neighborhood of about 21,560 Whites living in Missouri City. About 15,399 Asians live in Missouri City. At this time, somewhere in the neighborhood of 13,729 Hispanics live inside the boundaries of Missouri City. But why am I talking about the racial composition of Missouri City, Texas today? Well, these numbers are important because a city that’s 27.9 percent White, 42.2 percent African American, 0.4 percent Indian American, 19.9 percent Pacific Islander, 17.8 percent Hispanic can ill afford to allow itself to be divided along racial lines by outside forces. The color of a person's skin "SHOULD NOT BE A DECIDING FACTOR" in political contests. Let me be even clearer, "THE SKIN COLOR OF THE CANDIDATES RUNNING FOR MAYOR OF MISSOURI CITY, TEXAS SHOULD NOT BE A DECIDING FACTOR" in whether you cast your vote for a particular candidate today!
RUNOFF ELECTION DAY PRECINCTS AND POLLING PLACES FOR ELIGIBLE VOTERS RESIDING IN FORT BEND COUNTY
Eligible Missouri City voters residing in Fort Bend County: Missouri City Precinct No. 1: Those portions of Fort Bend County election Precinct Nos. 1109, 2033, 2050, 2059, 2061, 2075, 2077, 2078, 2081, 2089, 2090, 2091, 2092, 2093, 2108, 2112, 2115, 2136, 2151, 2157, 4028, 4030, 4049, 4062, 4065, and 4127 located within the City.
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In case you don't know, the mayor is the highest ranking municipal officer for the city they're elected to represent. In most cities mayors have significant powers, in others, the mayor is simply a figurehead. But, in Missouri City, a city bustling with new growth, and vitality, the Mayor must be someone committed to representing all citizens -- regardless of their ethnicity. The person elected on today, Saturday, December 8, 2018, between Yolanda Ford and Mayor Allen Owen must also be committed to bringing the "Show Me City" together in these turbulent political times.
In case you don't know, Missouri City, Texas is a diverse city sitting inside one of the most diverse regions of America. According to recently published information prepared by Esri on the demographic breakdown of Missouri City, Texas, there’s somewhere in the neighborhood of about 32,619 African Americans currently living in Missouri City. There’s somewhere in the neighborhood of about 21,560 Whites living in Missouri City. About 15,399 Asians live in Missouri City. At this time, somewhere in the neighborhood of 13,729 Hispanics live inside the boundaries of Missouri City. But why am I talking about the racial composition of Missouri City, Texas today? Well, these numbers are important because a city that’s 27.9 percent White, 42.2 percent African American, 0.4 percent Indian American, 19.9 percent Pacific Islander, 17.8 percent Hispanic can ill afford to allow itself to be divided along racial lines by outside forces. The color of a person's skin "SHOULD NOT BE A DECIDING FACTOR" in political contests. Let me be even clearer, "THE SKIN COLOR OF THE CANDIDATES RUNNING FOR MAYOR OF MISSOURI CITY, TEXAS SHOULD NOT BE A DECIDING FACTOR" in whether you cast your vote for a particular candidate today!
RUNOFF ELECTION DAY PRECINCTS AND POLLING PLACES FOR ELIGIBLE VOTERS RESIDING IN FORT BEND COUNTY
Eligible Missouri City voters residing in Fort Bend County: Missouri City Precinct No. 1: Those portions of Fort Bend County election Precinct Nos. 1109, 2033, 2050, 2059, 2061, 2075, 2077, 2078, 2081, 2089, 2090, 2091, 2092, 2093, 2108, 2112, 2115, 2136, 2151, 2157, 4028, 4030, 4049, 4062, 4065, and 4127 located within the City.
On today, (Saturday, December 8, 2018) Missouri City Fort Bend County voters may vote at any Countywide polling location from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. The Countywide Election Day polling places are as follows: Elkins High School -- 7007 Knights Court Missouri City, Texas 77459; Hightower High School -- 3333 Hurricane Lane Missouri City, Texas 77459; Hunters Glen Elementary School -- 695 Independence Boulevard Missouri City, Texas 77489; Lake Olympia Marina Clubhouse -- 180 Island Boulevard Missouri City, Texas 77459; Lantern Lane Elementary School -- 3323 Mission Valley Dr. Missouri City, Texas 77459; Lexington Creek Elementary School -- 2335 Dulles Avenue Missouri City, Texas 77459; Missouri City Community Center -- 1522 Texas Parkway Missouri City, Texas 77489; Quail Valley Elementary School -- 3500 Quail Village Dr Missouri City, Texas 77459; and the Quail Valley Fund Office -- 3603 Glenn Lakes Missouri City, Texas 77459.
RUNOFF ELECTION DAY PRECINCTS AND POLLING PLACES FOR ELIGIBLE VOTERS RESIDING IN HARRIS COUNTY
Missouri City Precinct No. 2: That portion of Harris County election Precinct No. 506 located within the City.
Missouri City Precinct No. 2: That portion of Harris County election Precinct No. 506 located within the City.
On today, Missouri City Harris County voters can cast their ballot for Mayor Alle Owen at The Fondren Park Community Center located at 11800 McLain Boulevard Houston, Texas 77071.
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MAYOR ALLEN OWEN IS THE BEST CHOICE
Mayor Allen Owen's proven commitment to keeping Missouri City, Texas great should account for something when you go to the polls today. Over $500 million in new taxable property value should mean something to you; Over 1,500 plus new jobs should mean something to you; Over 32 major companies relocating to Missouri City, Texas should mean something to you; Missouri City being voted as one of the two best Texas cities to live, work, and play should mean something to you; Creation of a 6th Fire Station should mean something to you; Having a (HCC) Houston Community College Campus in Missouri City, Texas should mean something to you; Over $2.5 million dollars approved for beautification and reader signs for the Texas Parkway Corridor should mean something to you; and having a mayor with the foresight to develop a "CITY MASTER PLAN" that includes a Veterans Memorial, a Dog Park, an Amphitheater, an Educational Boardwalk, Investments in Hunters Glen Park, and other surrounding trails has to matter to you when you go to the polls to cast your vote today! So if these things matter, you should be casting your vote for the honorable Mayor Allen Owen today in Missouri City, Texas!
Mayor Allen Owen and his wife Jane have been married for more than 50 years. And they've spent over 40 of those years serving the people of Missouri City, Texas.
MAYOR OWEN IS PROUD OF HIS SUCCESSES
The honorable Mayor Allen Owen is proud of his accomplishments. “I’m particularly proud of our continuing push by City Council to improve public safety. We recently have opened firehouses, and approved pay raises for Police and Fire Forces and all city workers. We’ve hired Missouri City Motorcycle Police Officers.” In spite of struggling economic conditions in other areas, “Missouri City home values have jumped many times and are one of the best buys in the area, because of our proximity to Houston, the Texas Medical Center, Energy Corridor and the Port of Houston.”
Owen serves on many boards, committees, and civic organizations throughout Missouri City. “Engagement is critical to me. I served the City as a Planning & Zoning Commissioner for five years, served on City Council for eight years, and have served as Mayor the past 24 years. We’re excited about HCC at Texas Parkway adjacent to City Hall with a $35 million investment to boost redevelopment there as a striking welcome to our City. Our library is growing, and we’re proud of our new civic center. Work continues for Metro getting commuter rail to our City along 90 and soon a bus network to move our citizens to and from work and school,” he said.
Allen and Jane are active at First United Methodist Church where they raised their children including a daughter who works as an FBISD teacher and are grateful Missouri City still is where their children and grandchildren visit. Owen earned degrees at Stephen F. Austin and SMU – Graduate School of Finance and Banking.
If you have any questions about this “FORT BEND COUNTY SPOTLIGHT” edition of Houston Business Connections Newspaper©, please call (281)788-3033 to speak directly to me.
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WHAT WE DO WOULD NOT BE POSSIBLE WITHOUT THE SUPPORT WE RECEIVE FROM CANDIDATES LIKE MAYOR ALLEN OWEN AND SUSAN SOTO WHO VALUE EVERY VOTE!
"On behalf of Houston Business Connections Newspaper, I would like to personally thank Mayor Allen Owen and Susan Soto for valuing the vote of every Missouri City, Texas voter and wish them well in their Saturday, December 8, 2018, Runoff Election."
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"On behalf of Houston Business Connections Newspaper, I would like to personally thank Mayor Allen Owen and Susan Soto for valuing the vote of every Missouri City, Texas voter and wish them well in their Saturday, December 8, 2018, Runoff Election."
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A FEW OF MAYOR OWEN'S ENDORSEMENTS FOR THE SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 2018, MAYORAL RUNOFF ELECTION
In addition to being endorsed by the honorable Jacquie Baly, your beloved Mayor Allen Owen is also endorsed by Missouri City Police Officers Association, Many fort Bend Pastors, Missouri City Fire Fighters Association, Houston Area Asian Church Council, Houston Contractors Association, Houston Apartment Builders Association, Houston Association of Realtors, Congressman Al Green, Congressman Pete Olson, State Senator Joan Huffman, State Comptroller Glenn Hegar, State Senator John Whitmire, State Representative Rick Miller, Commissioner James Patterson, Karl & Former Councilwoman Eunice Reiter, Former Councilwoman Barbara Gibson, Former Councilwoman Albert Glover, Former Councilman Brett & Becky Workman, Former Councilman and Mrs. Thomas Abraham, Former Councilman Bobby & Vanessa Marshall, Former Councilman Don Smithers, Councilwoman Amy Mitchell, Former Councilman Danny & Marie Nguyen, Former Councilman Don Smith, Councilman Stephen Costello, Councilman Wen Guerra, Former Councilman Adrew C. Burks, Jr., Councilman Floyd & Linda Emery, Councilman Jerry Wyatt, Mayor Joe Zimmerman, Former Councilman Harish Jajoo, Councilman Himesh Gandi, HCC Trustee Neeta Sane, Burce Albright, FBISD Board Member Dave Rosenthal, County Judge Bob Hebert, Mayor Charlie Jessup, Commissioner Vincent Morales, Mayor Evalyn Moore, Former Mayor Mayor Tommy Kuykendall, Former Mayor Jimmy Thompson, Mayor Leonard Scarcella, Responsible Government PAC, Style Magazine, and many more...visit: www.mayorallenowen.com
A FEW OF SUSAN SOTO'S ENDORSEMENTS FOR THE SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 2018, CITY COUNCIL POSITION #2 RUNOFF ELECTION
Susan Soto is proudly endorsed by The Houston Association of Realtors; Former Pro Football Player Mike Holmes; Former Missouri City Council Member Eunice Reiter; Carolyn and Joe Bowden and many others. Susan Soto is asking for the vote prayers and support of every Missouri City, Texas registered voter on Saturday, December 8, 2018, in her runoff election race for Missouri City Council At-Large Position #2 against Council Member Chris Preston. Susan is seeking to bridge Missouri City's past success to future opportunities! Early voting will begin on Monday, November 26, 2018, and end on Tuesday, December 4, 2018. But you must keep in mind that there will only be two early voting locations for the runoff election. The Missouri City Community Center located at 1522 Texas Parkway in Missouri City, Texas 77489, and Quail Valley Fund Office located at 3603 Glenn Lakes in Missouri City, Texas 77459 will be open for early voting Monday, November 26, 2018, through Friday, November 30, 2018 from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; on Saturday, December 1, 2018 from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.; on Sunday, December 2, 2018 from 12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.; and on Monday, December 3, 2018 and Tuesday, December 4, 2018 from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. for your convenience.
