District 7 Council Member (At-Large)· 2024-2027
Bowie Hogg
Arlington
About
Bowie Hogg's platform centers on addressing key urban issues within Arlington. His priorities include focusing on city redevelopment and tackling problems related to absentee apartment owners and traffic violations like red light running.
Campaign promises (3)
- developmentFocus on city redevelopment.Related votes
- developmentAddress issues with 'absentee' apartment owners.
- public-safetyAddress issues with 'red light runners'.
Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 27
- Total speaking time
- 2:17:54
- Avg per meeting
- 5:06
- Segments
- 2424
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Top issues during term (20)
Stormwater Management and Infrastructure Deficits
About $576,000 combined from drainage capital funds for engineering and inspection work.
Fiscal Year 2027 Budget and Tax Rate
A small tax increase could cost the average homeowner about $1.29 per month.
Secondary Living Units and Aging in Place
The project is privately funded by the homeowners.
Multifamily Redevelopment Density at 1630 South Pecan Street
Private investment in a multi-million-dollar infill housing project.
Withdrawn Zoning Case PD26-4
None at this time due to withdrawal.
Economic Development and Business Support
Enables future tax incentives for economic development projects.
AT&T Stadium Lease Agreement Clarification
Protects city revenues by clarifying maintenance versus capital improvement funding responsibilities.
Yaakub Ira Vijandre Resolution Request
Zoning Change for MLK Drive Parcel
Multi-Family Residential Development at 2245 Carter Drive
Private investment in new housing units.
Shops at Viridian Development
The project is expected to bring high-end retail to the area, potentially increasing local property values.
Sidewalk and Infrastructure Maintenance
The developer is responsible for road improvements to the midpoint of the property.
Polling Place Reductions and Voter Access
No direct financial impact to the city operating budget.
Downtown Banquet Hall Expansion
Generates private investment in the downtown core and utilizes existing municipal parking infrastructure.
Garage Conversion and Medical Hardship at Tempest Drive
No direct city cost; the owner will pay for permits and inspections.
Light Industrial Expansion on US 287 Highway
Not stated; new commercial development would add to the tax base.
Police Department Performance
The city currently maintains contracts for these services, though specific costs were not detailed in this discussion.
Building Inspections Department State Certification
No direct fiscal impact reported.
2026 Capital Budget and Downtown Master Plan Funding
The city provides a $150,000 design grant and an $850,000 reimbursement grant for building improvements, repaid over the lease term.
Poly Webb Crossing Addition Final Plat
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Decisions during term (727)
Recorded while Hogg was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Resolution of Support for Ya'akub Ira Vijandre
Appointment to Landmark Preservation Commission — Julia Hunt
Consideration of October 13, 2026 Minutes
Consent Agenda (Items 7.1–7.7, 7.9–7.11)
Arlington Museum of Art Grant Agreement (7.8)
Specific Use Permit SUP25-13 — 500 East Abram Street (First Reading)
Zoning Case PD26-07 — 1630 South Pecan Street (Continuance)
Master Development Agreement with Hines DM Services US LLC (11.1)
TML Region 8 Director Election (11.2)
Renewal of Annual Requirements Contracts for the Purchase, Alteration, and Delivery Services of Uniforms for the Arlington Police Department, Project 25-0399
Sole Source Purchase of Ozone Power Supply Units, Project 27-0034 & WUTR25012
United States Department of Justice Bureau of Justice Assistance FY2026 Paul Coverdell Forensic Science Improvement - Competitive Grants Program
Approval to Execute Annual Federal Transportation Administration and Texas Department of Transportation Grant Agreements
Authorize the Competitive Sealed Proposal Procurement Method for the Exterior Gutter and Downspout System Replacement Services at Ott Cribbs Public Safety Center, Project 27-0063 & CMPD26001
Modification to Contract for Demolition, Abatement, and Site Preparation Services of Nine Residential Properties Located at 1310 and 1402 North Center Street, 1211, 1213, 1219, 1403, 1409, 1421, and 1505 Altman Drive, Project 26-0229 and…
Approval of October 7, 2026 Minutes
Amendment to Rules for Public Comment
Consent Agenda - Plats Approved with Conditions
Consent Agenda - Plats Disapproved
Notice of Continuation - PD26-16 (511 North Davis)
Voting record (72)
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