Executive Committee

The 29-member Executive Committee, CAPCOG’s governing body, largely comprises city and county elected officials nominated and selected annually to provide direction to CAPCOG staff on program implementation, budgets, contracts and general policies and procedures for managing the agency. The committee has up to four nonvoting seats for state legislators representing Texas Planning Region 12, the CAPCOG 10-county region.

Executive Committee members serve a one-year term from January through December and meet at 10 a.m. on second Wednesdays of each month.

CAPCOG’s Executive Committee, its staff and its members have the mission to continue to strengthen the Capital of Texas ten-county region by supporting urban and rural local governments through coordination, collaboration, and sharing of ideas and resources.

10 a.m., Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2020
This meeting will be held online via Zoom.
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People wishing to provide comments on an agenda item during the meeting may do so by contacting Mason  W. Canales by email no later than 5 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2020. Please include the commentator’s first and last name, organization, county representing and for which agenda item they will discuss. Comments will have a 3-minute time limit.

Get the Executive Committee’s upcoming agenda, past agendas and minutes.

Read the CAPCOG bylaws for more about the Committee’s duties and responsibilities.

In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, CAPCOG will provide for reasonable accommodations at its public meetings upon request. Requests from persons needing special accommodations should be received by CAPCOG staff 48 hours in advance of the meeting. Please call 512-916-6163 or email for assistance.

The Executive Committee also serves as the Capital Area Emergency Communications District’s Board of Managers. In this role, they are charged with determining funding sources, setting governing policy, appointing a technical advisory committee, adopting a budget and staffing the district.

Representing Counties

• Judge Paul Pape, Bastrop County
• Judge Brett Bray, Blanco County
• Judge James Oakley, Burnet County
• Judge Hoppy Haden, Caldwell County
• Judge Joe Weber, Fayette County
• Commissioner Debbie Ingalsbe, Hays County
• Commissioner Maurice Pitts, Lee County
• Judge Ron Cunningham, Llano County
• Commissioner Gerald Daugherty, Travis County
• Commissioner Brigid Shea, Travis County
• Commissioner Russ Boles, Williamson County

Representing the City of Austin

• Council Member Jimmy Flannigan

Representing cities greater than 100,000

• Council Member Matthew Baker, City of Round Rock

Representing cities with 25,000 to 100,000

• Council Member Michael Guevara, City of Cedar Park
• Council Member Christine Sederquist, City of Leander
• Council Member Mike Heath, City of Pflugerville
• Mayor Jane Hughson, City of San Marcos

Representing cities with less than 25,000

• Council Member Andrea Willott, City of Bee Cave
• Mayor Sandy Cox, City of Lakeway
• Mayor Lew White, City of Lockhart
• Council Member William Gordon, City of Smithville
• Mayor Brandt Rydell, City of Taylor

At-Large Positions

• Mayor Pro Tem Lyle Nelson, City of Bastrop
• Commissioner Joe Don Dockery, Burnet County
• Commissioner Cynthia Long, Williamson County

State Legislators

• State Rep. John Bucy III
• State Rep. John Cyrier
• State Rep. Celia Israel
• State Rep. Terry Wilson

Officers