Felicia Pacewicz
Challenger Felicia Pacewicz is running for Elm Ridge Board of Directors in Aubrey, Texas. The election was held on May 4, 2024.
Growing up as an only child to a single mother and spending summers with my grandparents on their dairy farm has instilled in me strong family values and a strong work ethic.
I am a first generation college graduate, earning my Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Canisius University. My experience includes providing crisis intervention, intensive support, and advocacy services to people with chronic and persistent mental illnesses, as well as managing clinical staff to ensure compliance with licensing regulations. Because of my commitment to better serve others, I am presently pursuing a graduate degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Texas A&M.
My husband and I chose Arrowbrooke in 2020 because we wanted a beautiful and safe place to raise our two children. Since then, I have been actively involved to make our community even better.
Here are just a few instrumental changes I have been able to accomplish as a resident:
- Fought for safer streets: Coordinated with Arrowbrooke residents to collect petition signatures to ban overnight commercial parking in our neighborhoods. This also included representing our case before the Denton County Commissioners Court;
- Partnered for stronger safety: Initiated conversations between our Chief of Police and our Justice of the Peace to update our ordinances and increase their enforceability; and
- Advocated for residents: Proactively reached out to representatives involved in several local road projects, which recently even resulted in a second westbound lane from First Street to Denton Way.
Currently, Arrowbrooke is the only community with no representation on the board, and I not only want to change that, but I want to keep building on the progress I have made in all of our neighborhoods. Together, let's make Elm Ridge the best it can be and a place we are proud to call home.
I am a first generation college graduate, earning my Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Canisius University. My experience includes providing crisis intervention, intensive support, and advocacy services to people with chronic and persistent mental illnesses, as well as managing clinical staff to ensure compliance with licensing regulations. Because of my commitment to better serve others, I am presently pursuing a graduate degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Texas A&M.
My husband and I chose Arrowbrooke in 2020 because we wanted a beautiful and safe place to raise our two children. Since then, I have been actively involved to make our community even better.
Here are just a few instrumental changes I have been able to accomplish as a resident:
- Fought for safer streets: Coordinated with Arrowbrooke residents to collect petition signatures to ban overnight commercial parking in our neighborhoods. This also included representing our case before the Denton County Commissioners Court;
- Partnered for stronger safety: Initiated conversations between our Chief of Police and our Justice of the Peace to update our ordinances and increase their enforceability; and
- Advocated for residents: Proactively reached out to representatives involved in several local road projects, which recently even resulted in a second westbound lane from First Street to Denton Way.
Currently, Arrowbrooke is the only community with no representation on the board, and I not only want to change that, but I want to keep building on the progress I have made in all of our neighborhoods. Together, let's make Elm Ridge the best it can be and a place we are proud to call home.
