 Cornelia
Harris Banks is proud to be serving her third term,
representing District 2.
Banks has contributed to the progress
made by the city in education, job growth, economic
development and infrastructure improvements.
She is working diligently to improve crime
prevention and public transportation in her district
and throughout the city.
Cornelia Harris Banks
Thanks The Voters for Her Reelection in 2004
Highlights from
2003 and 2004 at Galveston City Hall
Mayor Pro Tem Banks
participated in a Candidates Forum sponsored by the
San Jacinto Neighborhood Association on March 10,
2004. Listen
This
is Mayor Pro Tem Banks report at the July 25, 2003
city council meeting
Listen
In
October 2002 Cornelia
Harris Banks, Councilwoman District 2, who also
serves as Mayor Pro Tem, met with W. Stanley Jordan
of CityWorks Incorporated to discuss a program of
inspections of rental property in Galveston.
Jim Guidry moderated the Webio discussion. Listen
Mayor Pro Tem Banks reported to the Galveston
City Council and the constituents in her district at
the August 22, 2002 meeting of the city council. Listen
Mayor Pro Tem Banks participated in the
official Chamber of Commerce Ribbon Cutting for the
city's new buses on May 29, 2002. Photos
and Audio
Cornelia was honored at a political
reception at Allen's Club D'Elegance on
April 11, 2002 Photos
and Audio
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Cornelia
Harris Banks was interviewed by Lynda Guidry
on her Women of Influence Program during
2001. She talked about many issues
impacting the city council, as well as
personal comments on life in Galveston.
Listen
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