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Council casts votes for appraisal district director; resolution adopted 5–0
Summary
Council adopted Resolution 24‑121R to cast votes for an Ellis County Appraisal District director after hearing from candidate David Hirsch, voting 5–0 to cast votes as recommended by staff.
The Red Oak City Council adopted Resolution 24‑121R to cast votes in the election of directors to the Ellis County Appraisal District board after a brief candidate introduction.
Staff explained the role of the appraisal district board and said the city had nominated Dani Muckleroy; David Hirsch, a resident of Midlothian who briefly filled a term, introduced himself and asked for the council’s votes. Hirsch described the board’s responsibilities, including hiring the chief appraiser and overseeing appraisal administration, and noted the board’s upcoming decisions, including selecting a replacement for the current chief appraiser.
After questions and a short discussion, the council moved to adopt Resolution 24‑121R to cast votes for David Hirsch; the motion passed by recorded vote 5–0.
The council expressed appreciation for Hirsch’s willingness to serve and encouraged him to continue engagement with local taxing entities.
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