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Council Member· 2022–2026

Jose Segarra

Killeen

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At a glance

News mentions
2

Term ending May 12, 2026.

Voice

Meetings spoken in
166
Total speaking time
18:30:48
Avg per meeting
6:41
Segments
21698

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Filtered to Development

Top issues during term (20)(Development)

critical↑Jun 2022[12]

Wells Fargo & Stagecoach Residential Development (Case Z25-03)

An $8,366,040.88 construction contract funded by the city.

high↑Jun 2022[11]

Affordable Housing and Infill Development on Arlee Street

Revitalization efforts are intended to re-establish a productive property tax base in North Killeen.

high↓May 2023[10]

North Killeen Grocery Store

Pre-development funding has been allocated for the Rancier Avenue site.

high↓Nov 2022[8]

Comprehensive Plan Implementation

Positioned the city for $160 million in long-term investment yielding over $1 billion in private value.

high↓May 2026[4]

Wireless Telecommunications Infrastructure

The tower represents a significant private investment in local infrastructure.

high↓Apr 2023[4]

Bunny Trail Annexation and Planned Unit Development (PUD)

Private investment will fund the infrastructure and development, avoiding municipal expenditure.

high↓Jul 2024[3]

Senior Multifamily Housing Development on Illinois Avenue

Total project cost was approximately $25 million, with $18 million in equity generated through federal tax credit sales.

high↓Jun 2025[3]

Affordable Housing and Developer Oversight

The project previously provided a $350,000 origination fee and $82,000 for park improvements, but ongoing cash flow revenues remain contested.

high↓Jul 2025[3]

Citizen Participation Plan Revisions

None.

critical↓Mar 2023[2]

Anthem Park TIRZ Infrastructure Agreement

May require adjustments to the existing $12.7 million TERS reimbursement agreement to address off-site traffic mitigation.

high↓Feb 2023[2]

CDBG Grant Reallocation for Rosa Hereford Center

Reprograms $1,349,445.69 in federal CDBG grant funds from one municipal project to two others.

high↓Jun 2022[2]

Station 42 Apartment Complex Status and Affordability

Projected annual cash flows to the city range from $30,000 to $40,000 following initial capital events, sparking questions from residents regarding original estimates.

critical↓May 2022[2]

North Killeen Food Desert and Oasis Fresh Market Proposal

The city set aside $42,000 for preliminary market and construction feasibility studies.

critical↓Sep 2022[2]

Subdivision Regulations and Pavement Design Standards

Nearly $200 million is currently invested in road construction and reconstruction projects across the city.

critical↓Feb 2025[2]

Cunningham Road Residential Development and Drainage Impact

The development would contribute roughly $96,000 in parkland dedication fees if completed.

high↓Jun 2023[2]

Skylark Field Airport Infrastructure Grants

Grants total over $600,000 with 90% federal funding and local matching funds drawn from previously approved Passenger Facility Charges (PFC) with zero impact on the general fund.

critical↓Nov 2024[2]

Featherline Road Residential Development & Infrastructure

Road reconstruction and infrastructure upgrades will require significant city capital improvement bond funding.

high↓Mar 2024[2]

Avanti Legacy Parkview Apartments Financing and Transaction

Financial details will be outlined in the final memorandum of understanding.

critical↓May 2023[2]

Proposed Battery Storage Facility on Featherline Road

Road reconstruction costs for Featherline Drive will involve city bond funds and future capital improvement allocations.

critical↓Mar 2023[1]

Rio Boulevard PUD Mixed-Use Development

Involves infrastructure reimbursements and TERS district funding of approximately $12.6 million.

Decisions during term (11)

Recorded while Segarra was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.