City Council

Tomball City Council Members

Department Mission

The mission of the Mayor and City Council of the City of Tomball is to establish the goals and objectives of the City in order to provide the highest level of service to all customers, citizens, visitors, and staff with professionalism and efficiency.

Serving as a City Council member is one of the most demanding-and rewarding-tasks that a citizen can perform. City government is the voice of the community and, as leaders of Tomball, the Mayor and City Council are responsible for policy-making decisions that have a substantial impact on the daily lives of Tomball citizens.

As the governing body of Tomball, the City Council establishes the City’s annual program of service by adopting the budget and exercises regulatory power by adopting rules, regulations, laws and formal policies. The Council identifies the needs of the City and its citizens and provides direction to the City Manager and City staff to meet those needs while considering and maximizing the available resources.

Each Council member is elected 'at large' and serves the citizens of the entire City.

John F. Ford

  • Councilman, Position 1
  • Elected May 2017
  • Serving Second Term
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Mark Stoll

  • Mayor Pro Tem/Council, Position 2
  • Elected June 2009
  • Serving Fourth Term
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Chad Degges

  • Councilman, Position 3
  • Elected January 2014
  • Serving Third Term (Second Full Term)
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Derek Townsend Sr.

  • Councilman, Position 4
  • Elected May 2009
  • Serving Fourth Term
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Lori Klein Quinn

  • Councilman, Position 5
  • Elected May 10, 2014
  • Serving Third Term
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Vision

The City Council envisions major players coming together to create the future of Tomball to include:

  • A sense of community
  • A place to be proud of
  • Good mobility
  • Pedestrian friendly
  • A positive business environment

A home town feel with excellent: 

  • Education
  • Healthcare
  • Churches
  • Public Safety - police, fire, EMS
  • Utilities / infrastructure / drainage
  • Internet / wireless / accessible website
  • Public facilities with adaptive re-use of facilities
  • Mobility