Place 3 Council Member· 2023–2026

Blaise Regan

Abilene

No biography on file yet.

At a glance

News mentions: 3

Term ending Jun 25, 2026.

Voice

Meetings spoken in: 29
Total speaking time: 4:14:57
Avg per meeting: 8:47
Segments: 3841

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Top issues during term (11)(Development)

critical→Jan 2026[100]

Monument Sign Variance at 4801 Buffalo Gap Road

Negligible impact on city finances, primarily involving zoning enforcement review.

critical→Nov 2025[35]

Public Art Expansion

The cost of signage and branding updates will be incurred by the city.

critical→Mar 2026[16]

Temporary Worker Housing

Unknown at this time.

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Blaise Regan

Top issues during term (11)(Development)

Monument Sign Variance at 4801 Buffalo Gap Road

Public Art Expansion

Temporary Worker Housing

Special Events Accessibility

New Air Service Launch

Library Branch Transitions

Affordable Housing and Home Repair Funding

Lancium Data Center Expansion

Carriage House Demolition and Reconstruction at 555 Palm Street

housing crisis

economic development impact

Decisions during term (6)

Z-2026-23: PDD-199 Residential Development

Z-2026-24: PDD-200 Development at 256 East Beltway

Variance Request BA-2026-02 (Rainy Creek Development)

OAM-2025-01: Amendment to Land Development Code for RV Parks

Abilene Convention Center Hotel Development Corporation FY 2026 Budget

Approval of DCOA Economic Development Plan

Voting record (0)(Development)

In the news (3)

Blaise Regan exits State Representative race, citing family health concerns

Abilene city councilman Blaise Regan announces campaign for Texas House of Representatives

From budget cuts to BYOB backlash: Councilman Regan gets candid in Abilene’s city budget talks