Jeffrey is married to Sharwin Wiltz-Boney, and they have 3 children. He earned a bachelor's degree in business management from Texas Southern University.

Jeffrey is the associate editor for the Houston Forward Times and the founder and chief executive officer of the Texas Business Alliance. He previously served as president and chief executive officer of the Greater Houston Black Chamber. He has also served as an adjunct professor in the School of Business Administration at Houston Community College.

Jeffrey L. Boney is a city council member in Missouri City. 

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Supports using federal funds for housing rehab, youth scholarships, first-time homebuyer assistance, rental and utilities aid, residential paint program, neighborhood clean-up, and Meals on Wheels for seniors.

Improved Community Park, Independence Park, and Roane Park through collaboration with Missouri City staff and private partners.

Voted to advance the Veterans Memorial project to honor veterans, and supports public service initiatives that benefit the community.

- Supports using federal funds for housing rehab, youth scholarships, first-time homebuyer assistance, rental and utilities aid, residential paint program, neighborhood clean-up, and Meals on Wheels for seniors.
- Improved Community Park, Independence Park, and Roane Park through collaboration with Missouri City staff and private partners.
- Voted to advance the Veterans Memorial project to honor veterans, and supports public service initiatives that benefit the community.

Public Services

Voted for Fire Station 6 to improve response times for fire and paramedic services in District B.

Supports providing salary adjustments and additional funding for fire and police.

- Voted for Fire Station 6 to improve response times for fire and paramedic services in District B.
- Supports providing salary adjustments and additional funding for fire and police.

Public Safety

As of September 12, 2024, Jeffrey L. Boney’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

Plans to address infrastructure issues, such as potholes.

As a council member, worked with Metro to launch a Community Connector service and fixed route to provide reliable transportation options to all residents.

- Plans to address infrastructure issues, such as potholes.
- As a council member, worked with Metro to launch a Community Connector service and fixed route to provide reliable transportation options to all residents.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Voted to allow Missouri City staff to offer incentives to local property owners to enhance their properties in District B.

Supports the removal of abandoned structures to improve community safety and property values.

As a council member, facilitated meetings between local, national, and international developers and Missouri City staff to explore development opportunities in District B, particularly along Texas Parkway.

As a city council member, facilitated meetings between local, national, and international developers and Missouri City staff to explore development opportunities in District B, particularly along Texas Parkway.

As a City Council member, allocated millions of federal dollars to residents for housing rehabilitation for needy seniors, student scholarships, park improvements, financial literacy, feeding the elderly and supporting local non-profits.

Allocated millions of federal dollars to residents for housing rehabilitation for needy seniors, student scholarships, park improvements, financial literacy, feeding the elderly and supporting local non-profits.

As a council member, worked with developers to redevelop locations like the former Sonic and Walgreens, and to break ground on two new senior housing projects off Texas Parkway.

Worked with developers to redevelop locations like the former Sonic and Walgreens, and to break ground on two new senior housing projects off Texas Parkway.

- Voted to allow Missouri City staff to offer incentives to local property owners to enhance their properties in District B.
- Supports the removal of abandoned structures to improve community safety and property values.
- As a city council member, facilitated meetings between local, national, and international developers and Missouri City staff to explore development opportunities in District B, particularly along Texas Parkway.
- Allocated millions of federal dollars to residents for housing rehabilitation for needy seniors, student scholarships, park improvements, financial literacy, feeding the elderly and supporting local non-profits.
- Worked with developers to redevelop locations like the former Sonic and Walgreens, and to break ground on two new senior housing projects off Texas Parkway.

Housing & Urban Development

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Jeffrey L. Boney

Jeffrey is married to Sharwin Wiltz-Boney, and they have three children. He earned a bachelor's degree in business management from Texas Southern University.

Jeffrey is the Associate Editor for the Houston Forward Times and the founder and chief executive officer of the Texas Business Alliance. He previously served as president and chief executive officer of the Greater Houston Black Chamber. He has also served as an Adjunct Professor in the School of Business Administration at Houston Community College.

Jeffrey L. Boney currently serves as a City Council Member in Missouri City. 

Helped distribute PPE kits during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Believes in addressing neighborhood concerns promptly.

As a member of the Houston-Galveston Area Council (H-GAC) Board of Directors, served on committees aimed at reducing costs for Missouri City residents.

Believes in addressing community concerns regarding public services in an efficient and thorough manner.

Supports community leadership development, as evidenced by his graduate of Project Blueprint, a United Way leadership program.

As a business owner, developed curriculum and launched three major programs, the Youth Entrepreneurship Academy (YEA), Business Enterprise Academy (BEA) and the One Woman National Business Conference.

Supports continued discussions and improvements in public services.

Serves as Vice Chair of the Missouri City Community Development Block Grant Program, which provides funding for public services and infrastructure projects.

Supports public services and has received multiple awards for his feature stories on public service issues.

Supports candidates who listen to community concerns regarding public services.

Believes in addressing local public service issues, such as retention pond maintenance.

Supports public service recognition, having received the Outstanding Texan Award from the Texas Legislative Black Caucus.

Promises to take public safety seriously.

Believes that "every vote...matters," and is committed to making decisions that enhance public safety and community well-being.

Believes in supporting small business owners, women in business, and youth to foster success and community safety.

Believes in addressing social issues and community development to enhance public safety.

Believes in addressing public safety concerns through effective communication and collaboration with local officials.

Supports policies that enhance public safety to protect families and children.

Believes in maintaining neighborhood standards and safety by reporting illegal signage.

Recognized with city proclamations for contributions to community safety and well-being.

Said, "I am not a foreign national who lacks permanent residence in the United States."

Believes in enhancing public safety through community engagement and effective policing.

Believes in enhancing public safety measures to protect communities.

As a council member, voted to provide salary adjustments and additional funding for fire and police.

Aims to enhance community relationships by promoting increased cooperation, collaboration, and communication between civil servants and the community.

Believes in being a community advocate, media professional, and businessman to address energy and environmental issues.

Helped distribute water during an unprecedented winter storm.

Believes in actively addressing transportation issues, as demonstrated by notifying the responsible party of a deep pothole that was subsequently patched.

Opposes "We Buy Houses" signs in subdivisions, saying they are "an eyesore" and a "code violation."

Served as a Missouri City Councilman in District B.

Served as chair of the Texas Parkway/Cartwright Corridor Advisory Committee, which aimed to create a revitalization plan for the area with input from local residents.

Assisted in setting up a 24-hour warming center during a winter storm.

Supports economic development without tax incentives, as evidenced by welcoming the new Amazon Fulfillment Center.

As a city council member, successfully proposed and established an ordinance to create the first-ever Ethics Commission in Missouri City.

As a founder of The Black Dollar Project, a business initiative designed to encourage economic empowerment between Black businesses and Black consumers to promote financial security, wealth building, and positive growth.

The candidate's website says, "Jeffrey has received numerous awards and recognition for his civic and community involvement and his leadership skills."

Served as president and chief executive officer of the Greater Houston Black Chamber, formerly known as the Houston Citizens Chamber of Commerce (HCCC).

Believes in maintaining safe housing structures to prevent wildlife hazards.

As a city council member, voted to prioritize redeveloping Texas Parkway and Cartwright.

Believes in timely communication and responsiveness in addressing housing issues, as demonstrated by receiving several phone calls from a concerned citizen regarding housing matters.

Supports addressing the "ever-increasing Group Home issue" and successfully testified for legislation to regulate it.

- Voted to allow Missouri City staff to offer incentives to local property owners to enhance their properties in District B.
- Supports the removal of abandoned structures to improve community safety and property values.
- As a council member, facilitated meetings between local, national, and international developers and Missouri City staff to explore development opportunities in District B, particularly along Texas Parkway.
- As a City Council member, allocated millions of federal dollars to residents for housing rehabilitation for needy seniors, student scholarships, park improvements, financial literacy, feeding the elderly and supporting local non-profits.
- As a council member, worked with developers to redevelop locations like the former Sonic and Walgreens, and to break ground on two new senior housing projects off Texas Parkway.

Jeffrey L. Boney has been a resident of Missouri City, Texas, since December 2000. He is married to Sharwin Wiltz-Boney, and they have three children: Sariah, Jasmine, and Joshua. Jeffrey is a graduate of Texas Southern University, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in Business Management.

Jeffrey L. Boney is the Associate Editor for the Houston Forward Times and the founder and chief executive officer of the Texas Business Alliance. He previously served as president and chief executive officer of the Greater Houston Black Chamber. He has also served as an Adjunct Professor in the School of Business Administration at Houston Community College.

Jeffrey L. Boney is a Missouri City Councilman for District B and serves on the National League of Cities’ Community and Economic Development Federal Advocacy Committee. He is also the Vice Chair of the Missouri City Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program and a member of the Houston-Galveston Area Council (H-GAC) Board of Directors.

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