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Wednesday on Sunrise LBK with Dave King and Tom Collins, Lubbock City Councilman Randy Christian joined Dave and Tom to talk about the airport ribbon cutting, how the council will spend the American Rescue Act funds, new equipment and training, street maintenance, LP&L competition, and more. ...

Wednesday on Sunrise LBK with Dave King and Tom Collins, Lubbock City Councilman Randy Christian joined Dave and Tom to talk about the police chief's annual report on crime statistics, gang statistics and problems, traffic fatalities and violation numbers, and more...

Lubbock City Councilman Randy Christian will seek a second term on the Lubbock City Council in 2022. Christian made the announcement on his Facebook page late last week. Christian was elected as the District 5 representative in 2018 when he ran unopposed...

In November, voters in the City of Lubbock rejected a $174.5 million dollar bond election for streets in Lubbock. The rejection of the bond seemed to have caught members of the Lubbock Council by surprise. 54% of voters last November rejected the bond...

Lubbock City Councilman for District 5, Randy Christian, will be hosting a town hall meeting on Tuesday, April 6. The meeting will take place at Monterey Church of Christ which is located at 82nd and Iola from 6:30-8:30 p.m. I believe this is the first in-person town hall meeting that a member of the Lubbock City Council has had since the stat of the coronavirus pandemic...

Christian represents Lubbock City Council District Five and this is his third battle with cancer over the past three years

Lubbock City Councilmembers Randy Christian of District 5 and Latrelle Joy of District 6 will be hosting a joint town hall meeting on Wednesday, February 12th.

Randy explained that the council raised it by once cent, saying, "We raised it a penny, and we originally intended to raise it two cents because some of the appraisals went up." He went on to say that most of the money will go towards the construction of the new police substations.

When asked if he thinks that ERCOT will be a reliable source of power for Lubbock, Randy said that power outages are always to be expected, especially when it gets hot, but that he does believe it will be a reliable source.

Councilman Randy Christian and others will be discussing various issues with public input, such as the ERCOT system, street maintenance, and much more.