Believes the city should assist in economic development while maintaining high standards.

Believes that Granbury should assist in economic development while maintaining high standards.

Believes low tax rates enhance quality of life.

Believes that low tax rates enhance quality of life.

- Believes that Granbury should assist in economic development while maintaining high standards.
- Believes that low tax rates enhance quality of life.

Economy

As of January 22, 2026, Tony Mobly’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Public Services

Housing & Urban Development

Public Safety

As a city council member, helped expedite the widening of Granbury project from 2032 to 2026.

- As a city council member, helped expedite the widening of Granbury project from 2032 to 2026.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Energy & the Environment

Tony Mobly lives with his wife, Kathy, He is a member of Granbury United Methodist Church. He volunteers as an Optimist Club member, a member of the Leadership Granbury board, and is a mentor at Granbury Middle School.

Tony is a financial advisor. He works at Edward Jones, where he has helped clients build strong financial foundations since 2004. He previously served as chief financial officer at a printing company in Dallas.

Tony currently works as an Edward Jones financial advisor. Previously, he was chief financial officer for a printing company in Dallas.

Election Day Information

Tony was elected to the Granbury city council in 2015. He previous ran for mayor of Granbury but lost in 2022. 

Administration

Voting & Elections

Tony Mobly

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