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Ursula Logan brings over 30 years of experience in the corporate and political arenas to the Board. Currently serving as the International Compliance Manager for a global environmental consulting firm and holding the Certified Compliance and Ethics Professional (CCEP) designation, Ursula is dedicated to contributing to the Block House Creek community.

As a Block House Creek resident along with her two daughters, Ursula is deeply committed to the neighborhood. Having previously served on the BHC Owners Association Board of Directors from 2010-2012, she continues her involvement as the chair of the Owners Association’s Maintenance and Safety Committee. Ursula has been instrumental in fostering positive changes in the neighborhood's appearance, safety awareness and building community. She actively addressed deed restriction violations, emphasizing the importance of consistent enforcement. She leads initiatives to enhance safety awareness and community building through events such as National Night Out, the annual Smoke Out Crime BBQ Cook-Off, Light Up the Night, Lining the Loop on the 4th of July, Crosswalk Safety, Annual Pumpkin Patch and other community events.

Ursula's commitment extends to representing the community as the current President of the Block House MUD Board, emphasizing the importance of diverse representation on the Board. She advocates for efficiency, due diligence, and avoiding political delays in District projects. Ursula introduced the concept of meeting notes to enhance transparency and communication with the community. For several years she pushed for streaming and recording the public meetings. In 2023, the new board agreed to purchase the OWL recording system and added a Block House MUD You Tube channel. Real time transparency!

Ursula took pride in leading the Tumlinson pool renovation project as a pool subcommittee member. Her dedication to transparency and community involvement was evident in organizing an Open House during the project. Always looking for ways to improve, Ursula sees the potential for new approaches in working with residents and aims to contribute to making Block House Creek the best community in Williamson County.

Ursula is very proud of professionalism and talent the current Board brings to the District and is honored and energized to work along side the new Directors. The following projects were launched with the new board: focusing on fire breaks on the trails, major electrical improvements for both pools, improvements to the 3 miles fence, adding Robert’s Rule of Order to the Code of Conduct and policies to improve transparency and efficiency in meetings, improved security systems around the District, improved transparency with the Owl system and streaming public meetings on You Tube, unprecedented storm clean up that truly helped every single resident, adding a much needed asset database, lowering the tax rate, improving relationships with our contractors, GM, the OA, Tidal Waves and residents.

Watch the Block House Municipal Utility Districts live and recorded meetings on You Tube at YouTube.

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My name is David Shoemaker, and I have lived in Block House since 2011. My wife and I had been looking for a home for almost a year when we saw Block House and fell in love with the neighborhood.

I’m originally from Houston and received a bachelor’s degree in Management and a master’s degree in Public Service and Administration from Texas A&M.

I’ve worked for the State of Texas on tax policy issues since late 2008, including six years each with Gov. Rick Perry and Gov. Greg Abbott, two years with State Senator Paul Bettencourt (R-Houston), and now with Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar. My wife and I are raising three beautiful children here and attend St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church.

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Robert is a veteran of the US Navy (USS Enterprise CVN-65) and moved to Block House in 2003. Both of his daughters grew up in this community and attended Block House Elementary. Now that his youngest has moved away for university, he feels it’s finally time to give back to the neighborhood that has given him so much.

Robert is passionate about building our community and enabling residents to effect change. Is there something/somehow you would like to contribute or build? Start by reaching out to Director Young.

Professionally, Robert has been working in computer network security since 2001. His primary hobbies include disc golf, whitewater kayaking, live music, woodworking, cooking, and home improvement.

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David Johnson has been a Block House resident for over 12 years.  He lives on House Creek near the elementary school with his wife, 3 daughters, and son.  David has actively participated in the community from early in his family’s time in Block House, joining the adult softball league, participating in the OA Board, the Tidal Waves Swim Team, being present at MUD Board meetings, serving the community on the Parks and Recreation Bond MUD Subcommittee and others.  

In addition to active community participation, David also has a career in public service.  David received his Master’s degree in Public Administration from Texas A&M University in 2008.  An MPA degree focuses on the effective running of government and non-profit organizations.  They teach how to identify and achieve the organization’s mission and deliver value to those they serve.  

During and after that degree, David worked for the City of College Station until moving back to Austin to work for the State of Texas.  After several years with Texas State agencies, David and a colleague formed a consulting firm.  This firm uses continuous improvement methodologies like Lean, Six Sigma, and the Theory of Constraints to enable governments to achieve more with less effort.  In 6 years, the firm has helped over 40 government agencies improve their processes, delivering faster, better, and cheaper services to the people they represent, with projects ranging from public/private development projects to applications for retirement.

David enjoys time with his family, swimming and playing softball.

Amanda Stanfield has lived in Block House Creek for over 15 years with her husband, daughter, and two sons. She has lived as a homeowner for 11 years and the last four as a renter in the neighborhood. This has given her a unique experience in the community. She serves on several PTA Boards, the Tidal Waves Swim Team Board, the Monarch Classical Cooperative Board, and volunteers with the Rouse High School Band. Amanda currently homeschools one of her children and enjoys advocating for both public and private educational placements while protecting the individual needs of both placements.

Director Stanfield is originally from Kansas City, Missouri, and loves her Chiefs! She has called Texas home since 2004 and loves everything about Texas. She visited friends in the Block House community and fell in love with the neighborhood. When the Stanfields began looking for a home to purchase, they patiently waited to find one in Block House Creek. The community atmosphere and many amenities drew them to the neighborhood.

Amanda greatly values community. She believes in neighbors becoming an extension of her family. She desires to bring unity and community to Block House Creek through community organizations and community engagement. She looks forward to serving this beautiful neighborhood as a Director.