Our Board The 27-member United Brownsville Board of Directors include senior-level representatives from local government, business, academia, labor and workforce organizations and the broader community. The board meets regularly to review and act on United Brownsville initiatives. OFFICERS: Fred Rusteberg, Co-chair Irv Downing, Co-chair Commissioner John Villarreal, Co-chair VOTING DIRECTORS: City of Brownsville The Honorable Tony Martinez 1301 E. Medison St. Charlie Cabler Greater Brownsville Incentives Corporation Sandra Langley Jason Hilts Brownsville Community Improvement Corporation Commissioner Estela Chavez-Vasquez Rachel Flores Brownsville Navigation District The Honorable Martin Arambula Eduardo Campirano Brownsville Independent School District The Honorable Enrique Escobedo Dr. Carl Montoya The University of Texas at Brownsville Dr. Juliet Garcia Dr. Alan Artibise Texas Southmost College The Honorable Francisco Rendon Dr. Lily Trecero Brownsville Public Utilities Board Emmanuel Vasquez John Bruciak AT-LARGE DIRECTORS Michele Sanchez Rolando Gonzalez Barron Dr. Carlos Marin Commissioner Rose Gowen, M.D. Gregg McCumber Jorge De La Garza Eddie Trevino Angela Burton [/one_third] Our Project Leaders Project leaders are local leaders and residents that have both the passion and content knowledge to help guide specific action projects. Dr. Jude Benavides Dr. Carlos Marin Dr. Mostafa Malki Dr. Pablo Rhi-Perez Dr. Alan Artibise Irv Downing Traci Wickett Commissioner Rose Gowen, M.D. Dr. Belinda Reininger Anne Whitko Oscar Garcia Commissioner Estala Chavez-Vasquez Rose Timmer Mayor Tony Martinez Commissioner John Villarreal Stephanie Reyes John Rodriguez Patricio Sampayo Angela Burton Pat Hobbs Ben Reyna Jeff Johnson Eduard Campirano Ramiro Gonzalez Our Staff Mike Gonzalez, Executive Director Laura Matamoros, Executive Assistant Imagine Brownsville Comprehensive Plan Winner of the American Planning Association’s 2009 Comprehensive Planning Award, the Imagine Brownsville Comprehensive Plan was delivered by the Task Force to the Brownsville City Commission on Tuesday, July 21, 2009, and it was adopted. The plan was designed with two goals in mind: first, to establish our community’s vision objectives for a ten-year planning horizon; and second, to develop an implementable strategy to help reach these targeted objectives by leveraging our community’s natural, institutional, human, economic, and infrastructure resources in an effective, competitive and sustainable way."
Posted on: Sat, 27 Jul 2013 00:59:57 +0000
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