Lower Water Bills
Pflugerville's rate structure hits low-use households, seniors, and single adults the hardest. Jonathan is pushing for a fairer structure.
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Jonathan Coffman
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Council Updates
Recent notes from City Council.
Why I’m Voting Yes on ACC Annexation
A closer partnership with ACC could bring more affordable education, local job training, and shared programs that serve both high school students and adults.
Proposed 2027 Water Rates Would Lower Bills for Most Households
The proposed 2027 rate structure would lower or stabilize bills for roughly three out of four residential customers, with the largest reductions going to households that use the least water.
About Jonathan
A Pflugerville neighbor who knows how the work gets done.
Jonathan Coffman was elected to Pflugerville City Council Place 1 in November 2025. Before taking office, he served three years on the Planning & Zoning Commission, including two as chair, and chaired the Capital Improvements Advisory Board.
He lives in Pflugerville with his rescue dog, Enzo. The About page has more on his public service, professional background, and life in the city.
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Focus Areas
What Jonathan is working on.
Fiscal Responsibility
New development should cover the cost of roads, water, and public safety it generates. No vanity projects. Every dollar tracked against what residents actually need.
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Housing & Affordability
Teachers, first responders, seniors, and young families should be able to afford to live in the city they serve. That means more housing options across price points and life stages.
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Transparency
City government should work for residents, not around them. That means clear communication, honest tradeoffs, and accountability from this seat.
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Mobility & Safety
Accelerating road projects that were already promised, improving walkability, and expanding transit connections so growth doesn't mean gridlock.
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Smart Growth
Pflugerville needs growth east of SH-130 and thoughtful infill west. Good jobs and a stronger commercial tax base reduce the burden on homeowners over time.
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