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Shelley Sekula-Gibbs

The Woodlands Township Board - Position 5

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Recent Experience

  • The Woodlands Township Board - Position 5Incumbent
    2026 – 2027
  • The Woodlands Township Board - Position 5
    2024 – 2025
  • The Woodlands Township Board - Position 5
    2022 – 2023
  • The Woodlands Township Board - Position 5
    2020 – 2021

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About The Woodlands Township Board - Position 5

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Term length
2026 – 2027

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