This month at True Texas Project Rockwall, we are prioritizing local issues with Rockwall County Commissioner John Stacy. Rockwall County is experiencing extraordinary growth as the result of runaway and undisciplined development. The infrastructure, with roads in particular, has not kept up with this growth, creating gridlock and frustration. John will present what he is attempting to do as a county commissioner and what role the citizens can play. He will cover many topics that are pertinent to the area, including but not limited to the highly contentious road situation as well as the controversial outer loop. Join us for an informative and critical discussion. Bring a neighbor who needs to get involved!

Speaker: John Stacy
Tuesday, July 15th
Hyatt Place Dallas/Rockwall, 1600 La Jolla Point Dr. Rockwall, TX 75087
6:00pm – Prayer gathering (open to all)
6:30-8:00pm – meeting
No dues. No fees. No memberships. No RSVPs

About John Stacy:
John Stacy is the County Commissioner for Precinct 4. He has been a resident of Fate, Texas since 2009 and has served on City Council, Planning and Zoning,
Economic Development Board, and Charter Review Committee twice. He has been married to his beautiful wife Amie for 21 years and they have three boys,
Jude, Gabriel, and Luke. John is a graduate of Texas Christian University with a B.S. in Chemistry, and after college he came back to Rowlett where he grew up, and eventually made his way East over the lake. John has been active in the County Republican Party, Royse City Rotary Foundation, and Boy Scouts.

“Living in Fate and having all three of my children go to Royse City High School gives me a unique perspective on the people that I serve. My goal as a
Commissioner is to give back to the Community that gave me so much. Being able to serve the community in which you chose to raise your family is an immense
honor. I look forward to continuing to serve the needs of this dynamic and growing community from the principles of conservatism that is the foundation of
my political decision-making.”