The Fulshear Economic Development Corporation (EDC) held a special meeting on June 30, 2025, where significant changes in board leadership and new member introductions took center stage. The meeting commenced with a quorum established, allowing for a productive session focused on enhancing the community's economic landscape.

One of the key highlights was the introduction of new board members, including Andrew Van Chow, a long-time resident with extensive experience in economic development, and Deborah Drescher, who brings a wealth of knowledge from her career in community development. Other new members shared their backgrounds, emphasizing their commitment to serving Fulshear and contributing to its growth.

The board also addressed the nomination and election of officers for the upcoming term. Tommy Kuykendahl was nominated to continue as president, with Lee O'Brien stepping up as vice president, Blake Koepke as secretary, and Mark Derwin as treasurer. This slate of officers reflects a blend of continuity and fresh perspectives, aimed at steering the EDC towards its goals effectively.

The discussions underscored the board's dedication to fostering economic growth and community engagement in Fulshear. With a diverse group of members bringing various skills and experiences, the EDC is poised to tackle the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for the city.

As the meeting concluded, the board expressed optimism about their collaborative efforts and the positive impact they aim to have on the community's development. The next steps will involve implementing strategies that align with Fulshear's vision for sustainable growth and enhanced quality of life for its residents.