Pflugerville, TX City Council · Place 1
Accountable to Pflugerville. Focused on what matters.
Jonathan Coffman is your councilman city-wide, working every day on lower utility bills, fiscal responsibility, and growth that serves existing residents first.
Currently Serving
Making city government work for residents.
Pflugerville families are paying some of the highest water bills in Central Texas. New development is outpacing infrastructure investment. City decisions are too often made without enough input from the people most affected. Those are the problems Jonathan is in office to fix.
Before winning his seat in November 2025, Jonathan spent three years on the Planning & Zoning Commission, two of them as Chair, and served as Chair of the Capital Improvements Advisory Board, as well as numerous other committees and strategic planning projects. He came in knowing the details. Now he has the vote.
About Jonathan
Focus Areas
What Jonathan is working on.
Lower Water Bills
Pflugerville's rate structure hits low-use households, seniors, and single adults the hardest. Jonathan is pushing for a fairer structure.
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.
Housing & Affordability
Teachers, first responders, seniors, and young families should be able to afford to live in the city they serve. That means more options, not just more apartments.
Mobility & Safety
Accelerating road projects that were already promised, improving walkability, and expanding transit connections so growth doesn't mean gridlock.
Transparency
City government should work for residents, not around them. That means clear communication, honest tradeoffs, and accountability from this seat.
Smart Growth
Pflugerville needs growth east of SH-130 and thoughtful infill west, on our terms. Good jobs, strong tax base, less burden on homeowners.
From the Council
Latest Updates
Water Rate Study: What I Asked For and What's Next
I requested a full water rate structure analysis from city staff at the last meeting. Here's what that means, what data I'm expecting, and the timeline for a public discussion.
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