Little Elm council officially canvasses election results and administers oaths to new members

The Little Elm Town Council made significant strides during their meeting on May 13, 2025, with the unanimous approval of key ordinances and the certification of recent election results.

The council first approved Ordinance Number 18-05, which was recommended unanimously, indicating strong support for the measure. Following this, a development agreement with Hudson Development LLC was also passed, ensuring that the design and quality standards for upcoming projects in the town are upheld.

A major highlight of the meeting was the canvassing of the results from the general election held on May 3, 2025. The council confirmed that Jamelle Johnson and Tony Singh were elected unopposed, while Adalia Maria Amaya secured her position with 295 votes against Lisa G. Norman's 238 votes for Place 4. Additionally, a proposition to reauthorize the municipal sales and use tax for street maintenance passed with an impressive 80% approval rate. This tax is crucial for maintaining and improving the town's infrastructure.

The meeting also included the formal administration of oaths for newly elected council members Jamelle Johnson and Adalia Maria Amaya, marking a new chapter in their public service. Both expressed gratitude for their election and commitment to serving the community effectively.

In conclusion, the decisions made during this meeting are set to enhance Little Elm's development and infrastructure, reflecting the council's commitment to the town's growth and the well-being of its residents. As the council moves forward, the implications of these actions will be closely watched by the community.