Mayoral Candidate Glen Robertson: I Have a Different Philosophy About Taxes
"I think it’s completely irresponsible to state right now that if elected I would never vote for a property tax increase," Robertson said.
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Praying for Rain…Will It Work Again?
“We’re calling on God again to come, to visit our dry land, and to bring rain. "
Mayor Tom Martin Says He’s Willing to Look At Councilman Todd Klein’s Proposal to Have Four Evening Council Meetings Each Year
“I’m willing to look at it. I’m not in favor of all the meetings being at night.”
Lubbock Mayor Tom Martin Talks City Council on Lubbock’s First News [AUDIO]
On Friday's edition of Lubbock's First News, Lubbock mayor Tom Martin talked with Chad and Rex about all the goings-on at yesterday's city council meeting.
Should All City Employees Get a Raise? [POLL]
Should raises for city employees be across the board, or performance based? Can Lubbock even afford to hand out raises?
Who Do You Support For Mayor of Lubbock? [POLL]
Tom Martin or Glen Robertson? Who do you support for Mayor?
Mayor Tom Martin Defends Tax Pledge
“I’m not voting to raise taxes,” Martin said. “I never have, above what the voters approved, and I will not do it in the future.”
Former Lubbock City Councilman John Leonard Issues Statement Concerning the Now-Ended FBI Investigation
An almost 4-year long investigation of the City of Lubbock by the FBI is over.
Lubbock Mayor Tom Martin states the investigation is closed and that no charges will be filed in the matter. During the FBI raid at city hall in May of 2008, the FBI seized computers, hard drives and documents from the city.
Glen Roberton to Announce Candidacy for Lubbock Mayor on Thursday
Lubbock Mayor Tom Martin will have an opponent in the upcoming May city election.
Glen Robertson (pictured with his wife Karen) will officially announce his candidacy for mayor Thursday morning at 11am at the Cactus Theater, located at 19th Street and Buddy Holly Avenue.
Mayor Tom Martin Talks About Upcoming Construction on 34th Street
“Hopefully over the next several months if the council agrees to it, we can continue the project far as far west with the existing money.”