Constituents & Friends,

Today is my official last day as your District 6 City Councilman, I would sincerely like to thank you for allowing me to serve as your councilperson for the last 8+ years. I have enjoyed all aspects of my time representing you, especially getting to know so many of the residents. During my tenure we have made some great strides in District 6. Some of the larger projects are the Alicia Trevino Lopez Senior Center, the Shaenfield Bridge, the Potranco Branch Public Library/YMCA, and the expansion of Loop 1604 in the Northwest corridor.



Congratulations to Greg Brockhouse who is now your new District 6 City Council representative. Greg has a great vision for the District which is outlined in his Future of District 6 publication. Greg and I will continue to collaborate throughout the next 2 years to ensure that District 6 thrives.

As District 6 transitions to Councilman Greg Brockhouse, it is important to make sure that any, and hopefully all, issues have been addressed to ensure that constituents requests do not fall through the cracks. If you have any issues, please contact Councilman Greg Brockhouse's Field Office at (210) 207-3749.


NEW District 6 City Councilman
Greg Brockhouse



About   
 
Greg is the son of David and Patricia (formally Arocha) Brockhouse. He has one brother, Craig, and has called San Antonio home for 35+ years. Greg's father is a Lutheran Pastor and together with Greg's mother, they both serve at Mt. Olive Lutheran Church in San Antonio. His brother works in the banking industry in District 6.

Greg is a graduate of District 6's own John Jay High School and joined the United States Air Force right out of high school in 1990. He served over 9 years on active duty.  After completing his military service, Greg worked in the banking industry right here in District 6. Following a passion for public service, in 2008, Greg left the banking industry and began working in various political positions and has been a Chief of Staff and Constituent Services Manager for multiple San Antonio City Council members.

Professionally, Greg is a business and political consultant, specializing in helping small businesses and political candidates earn business and votes. He is also a small business owner himself and launched his own marketing firm in District 6.
Greg is a graduate of Southwest Texas State University and is a Certified Public Manager in the State of Texas having graduated from the William P. Hobby Center for Public Service at Southwest Texas State.

Family Life

Greg is married to the former Annalisa Sandoval and they have 5 children. It's a mine, hers, and ours scenario and they both consider themselves blessed for the big family.  Their kids are Emma, Edward, Daisy, David, and Luke.

Emma (24) is a 2014 graduate of Texas Tech University. Edward (18) is a graduate of the Northside Independent School District. Daisy (16) attends Earl Warren High School in District 6.  David (14) attends middle school in Hawaii and last, but not least, Luke (7) is a 2nd grader in the Northside school system.

Greg's wife Annalisa is a graduate of Providence High School and a Bachelor's and Master's Graduate of St. Mary's University. Annalisa is 1st grade Teacher in the Northside school district.

A Love for Public Service

Greg is chasing a dream, no doubt about it. From his initial enlistment in the United States Military to this run for public office, Greg has focused on serving the community and standing up for what he believes. His plan is to bring a life long resume of successes to the community of District 6. Every step of the way, Greg learned what it takes to be a leader and most importantly, a listener. Its his goal to be the kind of Council member who brings humility, but a fighter's spirit, to City Hall.



Over the last two years, Greg has been in our community, listening to your concerns and taking notes. He wanted to run for City Council, but he knew he needed to be a learner first. "You just can't walk into City Hall without the knowledge of what matters most in our community. And what matters most is different across our 40+ neighborhoods". Stated Councilman Greg Brockhouse.

In this publication are your thoughts, ideas, and vision. It's a lot of information because it's two years of comments. Frankly, it would take a lot more pages to list your ideas, but Greg wanted to show you that he listened. This is how he works: listen, stay humble, plan, and do the job.

Please take some time and look thru this plan. It includes the basics and the big goals. It is a road map, but this plan is open to more ideas and comments.