Arielle Dougherty is running for Place 5 on Ingleside City Council, May 3rd 2025
Early Voting: April 22 - April 30
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Arielle's Proposed Projects
As a candidate for Place 5 on Ingleside City Council, Arielle Dougherty has been involved in various community events.
For the past year, she has worked with many groups in order to preserve the environment for our glorious city.
She has traveled several times to New York City, as well as to Houston in order to get to know more about her work and explain to others her vision for the City of Ingleside.
Community Engagement Initiative
Role: Community Organizer
Decisions are made by those who show up.
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Arielle wants to initiate a community outreach program to increase civic engagement and participation in local decision-making processes. Her dedication to empowering the community could lead to a significant increase in voter turnout during the next municipal elections.
Finding a Balance
for Our Local Economy
Role: Civil Servant Mediator
Understanding that most of the City of Ingleside works in industrial occupations, Arielle wants to find a delicate balance between the booming economy while protecting our homes, our families and the environment, while still maintaining local jobs.
Youth Empowerment Programs
Role: Prospective Youth Mentor
Arielle actively supports programs that provide mentorship and educational opportunities for the youth in Ingleside. Her commitment to nurturing future leaders and fostering a supportive environment for young residents will be instrumental in creating a thriving community, including continued support of the local library, the local school district, and the Parks & Recreation Department.
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*Note: This statement does not include any endorsement from the City of Ingleside, including the Ingleside ISD, the City of Ingleside Library, or the City of Ingleside Parks & Recreation Department.*
Environmental Advocacy
Role: Environmental Advocate
With a passion for environmental conservation, Arielle has worked with several groups that work locally, nationally and internationally.
She is a strong proponent for this work aimed at promoting sustainable practices and preserving natural resources within the city. Her efforts have help result in the implementation of eco-friendly policies and programs, including speaking at the City Council Meeting disagreeing with the proposed Ammonia Plant.
GET OUT THE VOTE!
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MAY 3RD, 2025
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EARLY VOTING: APRIL 22-30