The City of Floresville is served by the mayor and five council members. The city council formally meets the second and fourth Thursday of the month at 6:00 pm. Unless otherwise noted, meetings take place at City Hall, located at 1120 D Street. Public participation is encouraged; attendees must follow City Council Rules of Procedure. Many city council meetings are livestreamed and stored on our Meeting Videos page and our Facebook page.
Gloria Morales Cantu
Mayor
- Elected May 4, 2024
- Served as Place 5 council member from 2016 to 2023, including six years as Mayor Pro Tem
- Lifelong resident of Floresville
- 26 years of service with Floresville Independent School District (FISD)
- Board of trustees member, Camino Real Community Services, representing Wilson County
- Board of trustees member, Floresville Light and Power System (FELPS)
- Committee member, Floresville Food Pantry, Floresville Fan Page, and Floresville ISD Safety and Security team
- Team member, Wesley Nurse Health Ministry
- Member, Wilson County Historical Society
- A few accomplishments from time on the city council include the following: worked on the turnaround plan for the financial future of Floresville, from deficit to surplus; completion of wastewater treatment plant, preparing Floresville for 30 years of growth; supported construction of new sports complex/park, including sports fields, concession stands, restrooms, rodeo arena, and amphitheater; secured an emergency water supply; approved the Wilson Community Health Center and a new city water tower; and collaborated with the Alamo Regional Transit (ART) services to get local transportation route for citizens.
- Priorities include encouraging city growth while always being mindful of our tax rate; continuing to support the FEDC in creating new jobs and opportunities for our town; continuing to work on city street improvements and infrastructure upgrades; making sure the Floresville police station is equipped with the technology and facility necessities to serve our community; supporting equipment improvements for the children with disabilities playground; working to complete improvements on all city public parks, including River Park splash pad and swimming pool renovations, addition of exercise equipment at Pecan Park, and equipment upgrades at Lodi Park; continuing to collaborate with San Antonio Council on Alcohol & Drug Awareness (SACADA) and other local organizations; collaborating with the San Antonio Railroad Heritage Museum and Floresville Hike and Bike Trail Committee to upgrade the Floresville Historic Railroad Depot; and supporting work on sewer systems and lift stations.
- Mayor Cantu will focus on the economic development of the city, enhancing public services, and making sure Floresville remains a safe place to live, work, and raise a family. Her leadership is characterized by transparency, inclusivity, and thinking ahead for our future.
Contact Info
City Hall
1120 D Street
Floresville, TX 78114
(830) 581-1779
mayor@floresvilletx.gov
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Marissa Ximenez
Council Member, Place 1
- Elected November 6, 2018
- Lifelong resident of Floresville, daughter to Johnny and Julie Ximenez
- Graduate of Floresville ISD (Class of 2002)
- Bachelors of Art in Psychology from St. Mary’s University (2006); McNair scholarship
- Attended University of Notre Dame to conduct, publish, and present research in the field of psychology
- Specialist in School Psychology degree from Texas State University (2009)
- Licensed school psychologist
- Current training manager for the Texas Council of Administrators of Special Education
- Previously director of special education for Poth ISD
- Previous special programs coordinator at East Central ISD
- Served on FEDC board for five years, held position of secretary
- Member of El Mesias United Methodist Church, currently Pastor Parish Relations chair
- Member of Floresville Independent School District Design Team for the District Strategic Planning Committee
- President of the Association of Hispanic Municipal Officials
- Texas Municipal League Board of Directors member
- Served as a member of the TML Audit, TML Legislative Policy Summit, and TML Constitution committees
- Councilwoman Ximenez has extensive experience in program development, budgeting, and securing funding at the federal, state, and local levels. She has a track record of implementing successful initiatives and advocating for underserved communities. Her understanding of how decisions impact programming and constituents allows her to make informed choices and drive progress. Councilwoman Ximenez is well-equipped to make a positive impact in her community.
- Priorities include social equity, shared prosperity, affordability, environmental stewardship, and public safety for all. Her top priority is safety. Councilwoman Ximenez will work to ensure the community has safe water to drink, safe roads to drive on, and for the community to feel safe enough to have their children play in the front yard. She will review the city budget and looks to ensure the taxpayers’ hard-earned money works for them. Will continue to support economic development to help Floresville grow to meet the needs of the community.
Contact Info
City Hall
1120 D Street
Floresville, TX 78114
(830) 581-1589
councilplace1@floresvilletx.gov
Mario Morones
Council Member, Place 2
- Elected May 4, 2024
Contact Info
City Hall
1120 D Street
Floresville, TX 78114
(830) 581-9584
councilplace2@floresvilletx.gov
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Jake Lamberth
Council Member, Place 3
- Elected May 3, 2025
Contact Info
City Hall
1120 D Street
Floresville, TX 78114
(830) 581-1997
councilplace3@floresvilletx.gov
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Frances M. Flores
Council Member, Place 4
- Elected May 3, 2025
- Floresville resident since 1989; attended Floresville High School through senior year in 1993
- Bachelor of Arts in Human Resource Management from the University of the Incarnate Word
- Master of Business Administration (MBA) from the University of the Incarnate Word
- Over 19 years of dedicated public service at CPS Energy
- Current manager of records management; previously held roles including legal secretary, paralegal, compliance and ethics analyst, senior HR generalist, and business relationship manager
- 10 years of experience as a paralegal, with strong knowledge of legal processes, compliance, and governance
- Councilwoman Flores is actively involved in a range of professional and community organizations. Within CPS Energy, she previously served as communications committee chairperson from 2017 to 2019 for the Hispanic Organization for Public Employees (HOPE). She is also a longtime member of Women Empowered (WE), another CPS Energy employee resource group, where she served as presentation/speakers committee chairperson in 2017, president in 2018, and ex-officio board officer in 2019. Councilwoman Flores continues to serve as a member of both groups. In 2019, she was the membership board director for the Women’s Energy Network (WEN). Her commitment to mentorship is reflected in her time as a mentor for the Business Careers High School mentor program from 2018 to 2020. Locally, she served as the social media chair for the Floresville High School Tigerettes Booster Club during the 2022–2023 school year and was an active member of IEmpower from 2019 to 2023.
- Councilwoman Flores brings a wealth of experience in records management, compliance, business operations, and strategic planning. Her background in both legal and business disciplines has shaped her collaborative leadership style and strong commitment to public service. She is focused on addressing city challenges with transparency, integrity, and thoughtful decision-making.
- Her top priorities as a council member include infrastructure and sustainability, ensuring that Floresville has the necessary resources, such as water and energy, to support and sustain its growth. She is committed to financial responsibility, serving as a responsible steward of taxpayer dollars by promoting clear, conservative, and well-managed budgets. Councilwoman Flores also prioritizes economic development by supporting local businesses, attracting new industries, and creating opportunities for job growth while maintaining the small-town charm that makes Floresville special. Additionally, she places a strong emphasis on public safety, working to ensure that police, fire, and emergency services are well-equipped and fully supported to protect and serve the community effectively.
Contact Info
City Hall
1120 D Street
Floresville, TX 78114
(830) 581-1996
councilplace4@floresvilletx.gov
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Felix Cantu
Council Member, Place 5
- Elected May 3, 2025
Contact Info
City Hall
1120 D Street
Floresville, TX 78114
(830) 581-1989
councilplace5@floresvilletx.gov