Mother
Rachel is the mother of two boys, Eli and Ian. She married Philip in 2004 and has proudly raised her family in League City since 2010. The McAdam Family enjoys the many amenities League City has to offer from kayaking on Clear Creek to playing sports at the Hometown Heroes Park.
Educator
Rachel is beginning her 19th year in public education. She believes strongly in ensuring all students receive a high quality education despite any circumstance. Her passion is to guarantee all children have access to books to promote literacy.
Leader
Rachel knows how to do more with less. As a school principal, Rachel was able to build strong community and business partnerships to bring necessary resources to her school. She will approach funding the same way for League City. In her years as a leader, she has proven to be a solution orientated, sensible and passionate leader for her community.
Platform
Rachel strongly supports the values of League City: Family, safety, and community. As a city council member, Rachel will advocate for the following:
- Infrastructure Planning for Growth:
- Proactively plan for future growth by implementing essential infrastructure for efficient traffic flow and robust drainage systems.
- Responsible Commercial Growth:
- Foster new commercial development that not only contributes financially to the community but also aligns with the needs and well-being of League City residents.
- League City is rapidly growing and we must promote responsible growth. Currently, 45% of our city is undeveloped. As we continue to have additional, steady, and healthy responsible growth both commercially and residentially we must strive to meet our vision of being the best place to live, work, and play. We cannot just rely on residential growth in League City. To create more local jobs, revenue, and excitement for our city we need to increase business. The city will continue to attract, along with our partners, top-tier national and international employers to occupy the commercial-zoned portions of our city. We will continue to build on the numerous amenities this city has to offer. At the same time, we must be proactive in ensuring infrastructure is in place to support our growth. The bottom line, increased commercial growth = lower taxes for our residents.
- Tax Relief Strategy:
- Alleviate the property tax burden by strategically increasing sales tax revenue, promoting a fair and sustainable approach to financing city operations.
- We need to develop new amenities to support conventions, live entertainment, sports events, and public spaces to increase visitors to League City.
- First Responder Support:
- Demonstrate commitment to community safety by investing adequately in our first responder departments, maintaining the high standards essential for the well-being of League City residents.
- Ethical Governance:
- Institute a framework for effective governance that holds elected city officials to elevated ethical and moral standards, ensuring transparent and accountable leadership.
Election Day:
Saturday, January 13th
7:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Civic Center – 400 West Walker Street
Public Works Operations Center – 1701 W. League City Parkway
Hometown Heroes Park 1001 – E. League City Pkwy. (Multi-Purpose Room)
About Rachel
Mother. Educator. Leader.
Rachel is the mother of two boys, Eli and Ian. She is proudly married to Philip, a high school science teacher. For 18 years, Rachel has been a public educator serving as a teacher, district leader, and current campus principal.
Get In Touch
- mcadam4lc@gmail.com
- 281 – 947 – 2189
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