Camron K. Miller Wins Council Member At-Large Seat in City of Fulshear Runoff Election
Camron K. Miller has been elected as the new Council Member At-Large for the City of Fulshear following a runoff election held on Saturday, June 7, 2025. According to unofficial results from the Fort Bend County Elections Office, Miller received 868 votes (approximately 56.25%), defeating E. Brown Otu, who garnered 675 votes (approximately 43.75%).
The runoff was required after the May 3, 2025 General Election, in which no candidate for the At-Large seat secured a majority. In that initial election, Miller led a four-person field with 621 votes (49.01%), followed by Otu with 413 votes (32.62%). The remaining candidates, Corey Jannise and John Bastawrous, received 142 and 91 votes respectively.
Responsibilities of the At-Large Position
The Council Member At-Large represents all Fulshear residents, rather than a specific district. This citywide role involves helping shape policy, reviewing the city’s budget, overseeing key infrastructure concerns, and ensuring that decisions reflect the needs of the entire community. With Fulshear’s rapid growth, this position is especially important in shaping long-term development strategies and addressing shared services like water, transportation, and public safety.
Meet Camron K. Miller
Miller, a Fulshear resident since 2013, brings experience in environmental geology and water resource management. He currently serves on the Board of Directors for the Fort Bend Subsidence District, representing Fulshear. Within the District, he serves on both the Science & Research and Water Conservation Committees—roles that align with his campaign focus on improving the city’s water quality and pressure as the population grows.
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Professionally, Miller has worked with SLB (formerly Schlumberger) for over 24 years in reservoir management and energy operations. He and his family are active in the local community through Randolph Elementary, Second Baptist Church, and Jordan High School athletic programs.
Miller’s platform focused on data-driven decision-making, infrastructure reliability, and ensuring equitable representation for all parts of Fulshear.
About E. Brown Otu
E. Brown Otu, who moved to Fulshear in 2023, is a local business owner and project manager with over a decade of experience in multiple sectors including healthcare, finance, and construction. He is active in the Fulshear Regional Chamber of Commerce and is enrolled in the Fulshear Citizens Police Academy.
Otu’s campaign emphasized community unity, child and family safety, and support for local businesses. While he was not elected, his involvement brought attention to key issues and helped shape the conversation during the election cycle.
Results from the May 3, 2025 General Election
The At-Large race was one of several contests held during the May 3 general election. Final results include:
- District 1: Sarah B. Johnson ran unopposed and was re-elected with 306 votes.
- District 4: Richard Russell won with 162 votes (58.48%), defeating Sunny Adeola (67 votes) and Brice Stanford (48 votes).
- District 5: Abhi Utturkar was re-elected unopposed with 63 votes.
All elections were administered by the Fort Bend County Elections Office. Voting took place at multiple locations in Fulshear, including the Fort Bend ESD No. 4 Admin Building and the Fulshear Branch Library.
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Civic Engagement Going Forward
With the City Council now fully seated, residents are encouraged to attend council meetings, engage in public comment opportunities, and stay informed on upcoming issues through official city channels.
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Tiffany Krenek has been on the My Neighborhood News team since August 2021. She is passionate about curating and sharing content that enriches the lives of our readers in a personal, meaningful way. A loving mother and wife, Tiffany and her family live in the West Houston/Cypress region.
