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Granbury council adopts resolution canvassing November election; declares Jarrett mayor, Parker councilperson

Granbury City Council · November 12, 2025
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Summary

At a Nov. 2025 special meeting, the Granbury City Council adopted Resolution No. 25-20 to canvass county-reported returns for the November 2025 general election and declared Jim Jarrett mayor and Angela Parker councilperson, Place 2. The resolution passed 5-0 with one member absent.

The Granbury City Council on Wednesday in November 2025 adopted Resolution No. 25-20 canvassing the returns from the November 2025 general election and declared the winners in the mayoral race and Councilperson, Place 2.

The presiding official read the county-provided totals and declared Jim Jarrett the winner of the mayoral contest and Angela Parker the winner for Councilperson, Place 2. The transcript records the readout of vote totals as follows: for mayor, Trish Burwell "84" votes and Jim Jarrett "480" votes (the presiding official read "out of 25 64 cast"); for Councilperson, Place 2, David Ferris "11 37" votes and Angela Parker "12 83" votes (total read as "20 four-twenty"). Those figures were taken from the county report as read into the record and were not independently verified in the meeting transcript.

Councilmember Corrigan moved to adopt Resolution No. 25-20, which formally canvassed the returns and declared the results; Councilmember O'Byrdinger seconded. The presiding official called for the ayes, and the motion passed with the council recording a 5-0 vote among members present. The record notes Councilmember Rodriguez was absent for the vote.

The council recorded no further business and the presiding official adjourned the special meeting.

The council action was procedural: it accepted and certified the county's reported election results by formal resolution. The transcript does not include additional debate on the returns, nor does it record any formal challenges or requests for recounts during this session.