Mayor Pro Tem - Justin Hicks

Community Impact: League City selects Justin Hicks as mayor pro tem

Justin is from Elizabethtown. He lives in South Shore Harbor with his wife, Deborah, and their 4 children.

Justin previously worked as an engineer and project manager. He served in the U.S. Air Force for 13 years. 

Justin Hicks is currently serving as the mayor pro tem of League City; the city council elected him in 2023. He previously served on the League City City Council from 2019-2021.

Voted to require background checks for anyone who works with children.

Passed a measure to remove "inappropriate materials" from public libraries.

Doubled the senior homestead property tax exemption.

- Voted to require background checks for anyone who works with children.
- Passed a measure to remove "inappropriate materials" from public libraries.
- Doubled the senior homestead property tax exemption.
- Lowered property taxes.

Public Services

Ended all remaining COVID-19 restrictions.

Used $10 million in frozen tax funds for public safety and infrastructure.

- Ended all remaining COVID-19 restrictions.
- Increased funding for police technology.
- Used $10 million in frozen tax funds for public safety and infrastructure.

Public Safety

As of September 12, 2024, Justin Hicks did not have a website or any information online.

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Justin Hicks

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