Bill Finstad Tarrant County Precinct Chair 3324

06/17/2026

Tuesday, June 23, 2026 2 6:30PM

Meeting at NRH Centre in the Grand Hall, where Provident will share information about their proposed data center at 5201 Rufe Snow (behind Dutch Bros and Taco Casa).

Even though every proposed data center is different, there are several recurring concerns that have made data centers a controversial issue across the United States in the last few years.

While many people are not opposed to development itself; they simply want transparency, accountability, and a clear understanding of the tradeoffs before major infrastructure decisions are made.

Some specific, measurable questions to be asked could include:

How much electricity will this facility consume at full build-out?
How much water will it use annually?
How many permanent jobs will be created?
Will tax incentives be requested?
What noise studies have been conducted?
What backup power systems will be installed?
What infrastructure improvements will be required?
Who pays for those improvements?
What are the projected tax revenues to the city?
What happens if the facility expands in the future?

06/16/2026

Great evening with the Northeast Tarrant County Republican Club!

We heard from Judge Steve Jumes, Judge William Knight, and Judge Vince Giardino on everything from crime trends in Tarrant County to courtroom experiences and the importance of protecting constitutional rights.

One takeaway stood out: local elections matter. The judges we elect have a direct impact on public safety, justice, and the future of our communities.

As November approaches, don’t stop at the top of the ballot. Vote all the way down the ballot and make sure our conservative values are represented at every level of government.

🇺🇸 Strong communities. Safe neighborhoods. Accountable courts.

06/14/2026

Happy Birthday President Donald J. Trump

06/13/2026

Great afternoon connecting with neighbors, local business owners, and members of City Council at a community open house.

Events like this are a great reminder that civic engagement isn’t limited to Election Day. Strong communities are built when residents show up, support local businesses, and stay connected with local leaders.

Good food, good conversations, and a great opportunity to invest in the future of our city.

Stay engaged. Stay informed. Stay involved.

06/12/2026

Congratulations to Karen Brennan, our new Senate District 9 State Republican Executive Committeewoman

and to D'Rinda Randall, our new Chair of the Republican Party of Texas

06/10/2026

Tuesday evening, I joined fellow community leaders, judges, Keller city council members, candidates, and engaged citizens at the Tuesday Talk hosted at Acquario Italian Restaurant. We heard from newly elected Keller Mayor Ross McMullin about the leadership principles and conservative values that continue to make Keller one of the most conservative communities in Tarrant County.

Strong communities are built by people who stay informed, stay involved, and participate in the process. Local government matters, and conversations like these help keep citizens connected to the decisions shaping our future.

Thank you to the Fort Worth Republican Women organization for hosting another informative event and to Mayor McMullin for sharing his vision for Keller’s future.

06/09/2026

Great way to start the day at this morning’s Northeast Leadership Forum Scholarship Breakfast.

It was a privilege to celebrate students from across our area as they prepare for college and trade careers. Strong communities are built when we invest in young people and recognize achievement.

Congratulations to every scholarship recipient.

See you in August at the next meeting!

06/09/2026

Another great evening of civic engagement here in Texas! It is a privilege to spend time with dedicated public servants and candidates who are committed to serving our communities and strengthening our state.

While the primary election may be behind us, the work of democracy never stops. The months between now and the general election are an important opportunity for voters to stay informed, ask questions, build relationships, and remain engaged in the issues that impact our families, neighborhoods, and future.

Thank you to everyone who attended tonight’s event and took part in meaningful conversations about the direction of our communities and our great state. An informed and involved citizenry is the foundation of strong local government and a thriving Texas.

05/27/2026

05/26/2026

7:00AM-7:00PM Today

NRH Library
Tarrant Co NE Courthouse
North Ridge Elementary School
NRH City Hall