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Council splits its 42 DCAD votes among three nominees in board election
Summary
The council divided its 42 votes among three Denton Central Appraisal District nominees—Mike Henifer, Ann Pamicle, and Jordan Villarreal—after brief deliberations on candidate outreach and prior candidacies; the motion to split votes three ways passed 4–1.
The Flower Mound Town Council cast its allotted 42 votes for the Denton Central Appraisal District board election by splitting them among three nominees: Mike Henifer, Ann Pamicle and Jordan Villarreal.
Town Secretary Tracy Henderson reminded council that the town has 42 votes to allocate and that the two nominees receiving the most votes will be seated. Council members discussed the candidates' outreach to the town and prior experience; several members expressed support for Jordan Villarreal’s involvement in local planning and for Mike Henifer’s outreach, and one council member suggested splitting votes three ways to reflect multiple endorsements.
A motion to divide the town's votes between Henifer, Pamicle and Villarreal was moved and seconded and passed 4–1 in roll call.
Council did not publicly state the exact numeric allocation of the 42 votes beyond the three‑way split recorded in the motion.
