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David Chappell wins District 3 runoff, set to be sworn in July 21

City of Grand Prairie · July 6, 2026
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Summary

David Chappell won the June 13 runoff for Grand Prairie City Council District 3 with nearly 65% of the vote. The seat was vacated after the March death of former council member Mike Delbosky; Chappell will be sworn in at City Hall on July 21 for a three-year term.

David Chappell defeated Amber Timberlake in the June 13 runoff for Grand Prairie City Council District 3, winning nearly 65% of the vote, a city staff announcement said. The result fills the seat that had been held by former council member Mike Delbosky, who died in March.

"David Chappell defeated Amber Timberlake by receiving nearly 65% of the votes," the staff member said. City officials said Chappell will be sworn in at the city council meeting at City Hall on July 21 and will serve a three-year term. The announcement did not include additional details about the inaugural council appearance or any transition items.