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Dr. Geroge Woodrow Jr.
YOUR VOICE AT SUNNYVALE TOWN HALL
A heartfelt thank you to every Sunnyvale volunteer
and voter who made this victory possible.If I can help, please contact me.
(972) 226‑7177
george.woodrow@townofsunnyvale.org
Key Highlights
Here’s a summary of the key achievements from the staff and Town Council in 2024-2025 aimed at enhancing the quality of life in Sunnyvale:
2025
Infrastructure and Road Projects
- Barnes Bridge Road bridge replacement:
- Clay Road rebuilt with landscaping, hardscaping, and median lighting improvements.
- Tripp Road water main and drainage improvements
- East Collins Road beautification enhancements including landscaping and irrigation
Parks and Recreation Enhancements
- Upgrades to Jobson Park that include new natural and artificial turf sports fields with LED lighting, playgrounds, walking trails, expanded parking, and much more.
- Enhancements to Vineyard Park, including artificial turf, LED lighting, and drainage improvements.
- The Town of Sunnyvale and Sunnyvale ISD will share the use of an artificial turf athletic field with LED lights.
2024
- First grocery store (Tom Thumb) to open soon
- Plans for future roadways, trails and additional parks
- Adding an additional town water pump station
- Town’s bond rating among top 25% municipalities in Texas
- Completion of Barnes Bridge replacement by fall of 2025
- East Fork Road Bridge was replaced fall of 2024
- Tripp Road roadway, drainage, and sidewalk construction beginning in April 2025
- Harris Addition infrastructure project completed
- Green Ribbon Grant to assist with beautification of Collins Road
- Construction of US 80 through Sunnyvale from Belt Line Road to Lawson Road is expected to begin in late 2025.
A voice for YOU and your values.
Sometimes, political officials think that their personal vision is the vision of the taxpayers, and that their job is to convince “them to follow.” Dr. Woodrow has a different perspective. He believes, if elected, his primary responsibility is to ask questions, to listen, and to understand what the community values: then begin working collectively with other council members to deliver for Sunnyvale’s community—the best kept secret in Texas. He vows to be a voice for YOU and your values.
Moreover, he is not a politician. He is a public servant volunteering for an opportunity to represent you on our Council so that he can place your vison and concerns front and center at every council meeting. He has worked as a servant leader all his adult life. Dr. Woodrow plans to ring virtually every doorbell in Sunnyvale and personally ask for your vote.
Look for him.
Ringing virtually every doorbell to earn your vote
Why servant leadership?
Mark Twin stated the two most important days in our lives are the day we were born and the day we found out why. For him, he found out “why” after a tragic event that occurred in his hometown when he was 19 years old. And he has looked for opportunities to serve ever since. Being elected to the Council provides another opportunity to serve you and the town we all love.
Issues
Provide a fresh voice with proven leadership experience
Promote easily accessible resident-driven leadership
Ensure fiscally responsible expenditures of tax dollars
Support Sunnyvale’s rural attributes and work to improve its travel infrastructure
Advocate for Sunnyvale’s superior educational system—students, teachers, and parents
