Adam Hernandez
For Lubbock City Council District 3
Lubbock deserves leadership that listens, serves, and delivers results.
Born and raised in Lubbock, Adam has spent years fighting for taxpayers, stronger neighborhoods, and better city government.
My Priorities for District 3
District 3 needs practical leadership focused on neighborhood basics, taxpayer fairness, and a record of results people can see.
Improve city services using the taxes you already pay.
Our neighborhoods deserve the best. I will prioritize improving animal control services, addressing illegal dumping, and enforcing codes. The taxes you pay should take care of what matters to families every day.
Make big developers pay their fair share, just like you do.
When developers build new subdivisions, they should pay their share for the roads and infrastructure, not just you. My advocacy for impact fees helped save taxpayers $14 million over four years before the current council repealed them under developer pressure. I will fight to bring them back.
Proven record of results, not just promises.
I have helped save taxpayers tens of millions of dollars through impact fees, policy changes, and advocacy that allows the city to use your tax money more wisely instead of passing higher costs onto you through bond elections. District 3 needs a voice that delivers real change.
About Adam
Adam Hernandez was born and raised in Lubbock. He is an entrepreneur and a current student at Arizona State University studying Political Science.
Since 2020, Adam has been one of Lubbock’s most effective advocates for better city government. As Communications Director for Lubbock Compact, he has helped deliver major wins, including saving taxpayers $14 million through developer impact fees, securing $15.5 million to pave dirt roads, winning a $486,000 EPA grant for air quality monitoring, and changing city policy to invest in rebuilding neighborhood streets.
Adam volunteers 300 hours per year mentoring students through Communities In Schools and serves on multiple boards. He lost his daughter Jacquelyn to suicide in 2018 and has been a vocal advocate for youth mental health and suicide prevention ever since.
Adam ran for mayor twice because he believes Lubbock can do better. Now he is running for District 3 to bring proven leadership, real results, and a track record of putting families first.
- Advocacy has helped save taxpayers millions through impact fees and policy reforms.
- Proven commitment to community service with 300 volunteer hours annually.
- Track record of delivering real results for Lubbock families and neighborhoods.
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