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Commissioner Precinct 1· 2013-2028

John Amsler

Waller County

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At a glance

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Term ending Dec 31, 2028.

Voice

Meetings spoken in
2
Total speaking time
0:30
Avg per meeting
0:15
Segments
11

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Top issues during term (10)(General)

medium↑Oct 2026[10]

civil rights and law enforcement

About $51,550 total across the Sheriff's Office and three constable precincts.

high↑Apr 2026[6]

Poll worker qualifications ordinance

It’s a modest investment in staffing and logistics that pays off by strengthening our local democracy.

medium↑Feb 2024[5]

public corruption

Taxpayer money that was tied up in legal fees and potential misappropriation can now hopefully be redirected toward actual city services.

medium↓May 2026[2]

Recognition of Mayor Danny Marberger's retirement

The city will likely face unexpected costs related to executive recruitment and potential interim management contracts.

medium↓Oct 2021[0]

racial tensions and governance

Legal battles and potential civil rights investigations could end up costing taxpayers a significant amount in litigation and oversight fees.

high↓Mar 2022[0]

voting rights litigation

The county can finally stop burning taxpayer money on expensive legal fees now that the case is closed.

medium↓Dec 2015[0]

population growth

You can expect your property taxes to fluctuate as the city scrambles to fund the massive infrastructure upgrades needed to keep up with all these new residents.

high↓Aug 2016[0]

legal dispute over courthouse policy

Taxpayers will likely foot the bill for expensive legal fees as the county defends its policy in court.

high↓Feb 2015[0]

landfill litigation

Ending the lawsuit stops the bleeding of taxpayer money that was being funneled into expensive legal fees.

medium↓Jul 2015[0]

civil rights and local governance

Ongoing social friction and potential litigation over governance issues can lead to significant taxpayer costs for legal fees and administrative oversight.

Decisions during term (2)

Recorded while Amsler was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.