A Town of 1,400 Is Suddenly Moving Millions
Tens of millions are moving through Hubbard, Texas, a town of 1,400: data-center money into city government, a $7.6 million school bond, and municipal... (read more)
Questions about why cameras were not permitted at a Town Hall meeting about the upcoming datacenter project led to our team being blocked from the city's Facebook page. The city has a history of municipal theft and has been under scrutiny for its handling of public funds.
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Hubbard City Hall
118 N Magnolia Ave, Hubbard, TX 76648
| Name | Position |
|---|---|
| Mary Alderman | Mayor |
| Kenneth Baldwin | Mayor Pro-Tem |
| Simone Johnson | Alderman |
| Brandon Ivy | Alderman |
| Roger Lynch | Alderman |
| Wayne Taylor | Alderman |
Council data is cross-referenced from the Texas Municipal League directory and city records. If you notice an error, please contact us.
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