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PPP Hosts National Night Out

Posted October 7, 2026 · Held Tuesday, October 6
Pflugerville Pfamilies Pfirst's National Night Out Party — Tuesday, October 6, 2026, 6:00–8:00 p.m. at the Fairways of Blackhawk Clubhouse, 19308 Kennemer Dr, Pflugerville, TX 78660.

On Tuesday, October 6, Pflugerville Pfamilies Pfirst hosted National Night Out at the Fairways of Blackhawk Clubhouse, with Fairways of Blackhawk co-hosting. Neighbors came out for a casual, low-key evening — pizza, drinks, dessert, crafts, and simple activities — with visits from the Pflugerville Police Department, Fire Department, and Council members throughout the night.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by and spent time with us. Evenings like this are exactly what PPP is about: meeting neighbors, enjoying good conversation, and building real connections across our community. We hope to see you at the next one!

Event Live Debate City Council

City Council Place 4 Debate — This Saturday

Posted October 5, 2026 · Saturday, Oct 10 · 1:30 PM · Pflugerville Lions Club

One afternoon. No moderator.

Three candidates for City Council Place 4 — Trent Barlow, Gregory Harrington, and De J Lozada — go head to head at the Lions Club. PfISD School Board candidate Nicole Toran and City Council Place 6 candidate Oscar Mitchell (unopposed) will also speak. Free and open to everyone, and livestreamed at pfpfpf.org.

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Event Live Debate ACC Ballot Measure

Live Debate: Should Pflugerville Join ACC?

Posted September 22, 2026 · Sunday, Sept 27 · 3:30 PM · Pflugerville Public Library

Two neighbors. One ballot question. No moderator.

Join us for the first of two community debates for the November election: Gregory Harrington and Sam Aly go head to head on whether Pflugerville ISD should join the Austin Community College district. Free and open to everyone, and livestreamed at pfpfpf.org.

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Announcement Debates & Forums Elections

PPP to Host Impartial Debates & Forums for All Races This Year

Posted August 17, 2026

As the dust settles on what our city council and school board races will look like, we wanted to take this moment to announce that PPP will be hosting impartial debates and forums for ALL races this year.

All candidates on the ballot and registered as write-ins will receive an invite. The events will be live streamed (with the ability for candidates to add the stream to their websites), and will be conducted with a timekeeper and no moderator to allow the candidates themselves the opportunity to guide the conversation and debate why they are the best person to lead this city forward.

Stay tuned.

Press Release ACC Ballot Measure Analysis

Pflugerville Pfamilies Pfirst Releases Analysis of Proposed ACC Annexation

Posted July 27, 2026 · For Immediate Release

Study measures the cost and the benefit of the November ballot measure using county property records and Austin Community College's own published data.

PFLUGERVILLE, Texas — Pflugerville Pfamilies Pfirst today released a fiscal and educational analysis of the proposed annexation of Pflugerville ISD into the Austin Community College taxing district, a measure expected on the November 2026 ballot. The study draws on the county's certified 2026 appraisal roll and ACC's own published data to weigh what the measure would cost and what it would deliver.

Read the full analysis →

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How to have a voice.

Showing up matters. Here's how Pflugerville residents can plug in, with or without PPP.

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City Council Meetings

Tuesdays, usually twice a month. Public comment is open at the start. Three minutes is enough to make a point.

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PPP Monthly Meeting

Our monthly meetings always include a city issues briefing. Come once, no commitment, see what we're talking about.

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PPP Town Halls

We organize moderated public forums on big local issues. Nonpartisan candidate debates and forums are coming this fall.

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Council Email

City council members read constituent email. A clear, two-paragraph note before a vote is more effective than you'd think.

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