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Re-Elect Ed Robb Election Day: May 12, 7:00 a.m.-7:00p.m. (Click the Voting Precinct map to enlarge)

Ed Robb Puts Our Families First

Ed Robb Has Deep Roots in The Woodlands
Since its beginning in January, 1978, Ed has turned The Woodlands United Methodist Church into one of the
fastest-growing churches in America.
• Ed has lived in The Woodlands for 34 years
• Ed serves as the Senior Pastor for The Woodlands United
Methodist Church
• Ed and Beverley raised their 3 children (Robby, Nathanael &
Ashley) in The Woodlands – all are graduates
of The Woodlands High School
• Ed and Beverley enjoy time with their grandchildren Sadie,
Xavier, Blake, Cara, Brody and Bexley – some still attend public
schools in The Woodlands

 

Ed Robb Listens – Over 34 Years of
Community Service
Quietly and with integrity, Ed continues to answer the call to listen, to serve, and to lead.
• Ed serves as a Director on The Woodlands Township Board
• Ed served over 10 years on the Town Center Improvement District Board - TCID
(prior to its conversion to The Woodlands Township)
• Ed is a past Chairman of TCID and led the board when the agreement was brokered to
“set The Woodlands free” from the threat of annexation by Houston.
• Ed Chaired the Governance Committee that oversaw the transition of the Township board
from appointed positions to elected positions, allowing all residents to vote for their leaders
• Ed is a past Director of South Montgomery County YMCA
• Ed is a past Chairman of Interfaith Board
• Ed served on the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion Board
• Ed is a past member of the Women’s Shelter steering committee

Ed Robb Protects Our Quality of Life
Always on the look out for ways to better life in The Woodlands, Ed puts our families first.
• The Township’s tax rates have been reduced over the
last two budget years
• The tax base is growing strong particularly with
expanded commercial growth
• The Township has enjoyed double-digit decreases
in almost all areas of crime.
• The Township’s dedicated police force continues
to grow – including in Creekside Park
• Fire protection has been expanded with new
fire stations and improved response times
• Critical community and neighborhood services
continue to improve while being streamlined.