Mayor· 2025 to 2028-06
Rachel L. Proctor
DeSoto
About
Rachel Proctor, who grew up in DeSoto, is focused on improving the city as its mayor. Her campaign centers on making positive changes and enhancing the community she calls home.
Campaign promises (1)
- developmentTo better the city of DeSoto.
Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 31
- Total speaking time
- 8:44:44
- Avg per meeting
- 16:56
- Segments
- 9436
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Top issues during term (14)(General)
City Management and Ethics Oversight
Not publicly known.
Water and Sewer Utility Rate Increases
Increases the water base rate from $12.64 to $13.78, volume rate from $4.37 to $4.76, and sewer base rate from $15.29 to $16.67.
Streambank Erosion Mitigation Program
Allocates drainage funds for project construction and in-house staffing.
Procurement Process Concerns
Potential delays or adjustments to purchasing policies and specific project contracts.
Student Engagement in Local Government
The financial impact of potential changes to city management is currently unknown.
Aquatic and Recreation Center Services
Parks operations funding is part of the FY2027 budget under review.
Westmoreland Road Improvement Project
Total project budget is $22,900,463.29 funded through city bond issuance.
PD-129 Amendment for Signage
Potential costs associated with website development and maintenance.
four-day work week
These projects are expected to lead to cost savings and improved efficiency in city operations.
Budget Amendments for City Facilities
This approval is for a concept, with future financial implications dependent on detailed design and implementation.
food truck regulations
This could mean new costs or operational changes for food truck businesses.
gunshot detection technology
The city is seeking $99,000 in grant funding to cover the costs of the ShotSpotter system.
resident survey results
This survey could shape how your tax dollars are spent in the future, so it's worth knowing what residents are asking for.
animal control policy
Taxpayer money will likely be spent on this coyote control plan.
Decisions during term (4)
Recorded while Proctor was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Adopt a Resolution Canvassing the May 2, 2026 General Election Returns
General Election Order
Consider an Ordinance amending the Fiscal Year 2025–2026 Adopted Budget to increase appropriations in the General Fund (101) for Human Resources to fund employee training related to the Business Transitional Leadership (BLT) Green Belt…
Consider an Ordinance amending the Fiscal Year 2025–2026 Adopted Budget to increase appropriations in the General Fund (101) for Human Resources to fund professional services related to the Predictive Index Hire and Inspire platform
Voting record (1)(General)
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