Stacy L Rowh, P.E. Candidate for Bay City City Council, Seat 1

03/19/2026

Signs are in, & I love them!

03/18/2026

Wouldn’t this be a great idea for our community?

A brand new space just opened in New Braunfels dedicated entirely to local teens.

The Mill Street Youth Center is officially opened its doors this week, offering a free after-school hub for students in grades 6–12 across the New Braunfels area.

Located in the historic former New Braunfels High School building on Mill Street, the center gives students a place to study, try new activities, learn skills, or hang out with friends in a safe and welcoming environment.

There's a full-size indoor gym, study lounges, esports and gaming areas, a music and recording space, art and creative studios, and programs focused on academics, wellness, leadership, and healthy lifestyles.

The center is open Monday through Friday from 4 pm to 7 pm, and membership is free with the permission of a parent or guardian. Yes, you read that right, it's FREE to be a member!

02/25/2026

My name is Stacy L. Rowh, and I am officially announcing my candidacy for Bay City Council, Seat 1.

I am a licensed professional civil engineer with more than 25 years of experience in highway construction and paving materials. Throughout my career, I have worked on projects that required careful planning, fiscal responsibility, and long-term thinking—because the decisions made today affect communities for decades. I am running for City Council because I believe Bay City deserves leadership grounded in experience, common sense, and accountability.

As an engineer, I am trained to solve problems, evaluate facts, and deliver results. I have spent my career ensuring projects are built correctly, safely, and efficiently, while protecting taxpayer dollars. I want to bring that same disciplined, solutions-oriented approach to the decisions made at City Hall.

My priorities include responsible infrastructure investment, long-term planning, fiscal accountability, and smart growth that preserves Bay City’s character while preparing for the future. Strong streets, drainage, utilities, and public facilities are essential to public safety, economic development, and quality of life—and they must be planned and maintained with care.

Bay City is growing, and with growth comes challenges. I understand the realities of aging infrastructure, rising construction costs, and limited budgets. I believe in doing things right the first time, being transparent with residents, and making decisions based on facts—not politics.
I am running to serve, to listen, and to work collaboratively with residents, city staff, and fellow council members. My goal is simple: to help ensure Bay City remains a strong, well-planned community for today and for generations to come.

I respectfully ask for your support in the election for Bay City Council, Seat 1, to be held on May 2, 2026.