RUNNING FOR MANVEL CITY COUNCIL POSITION #4
From Small-Town Roots to Unstoppable
Advancement
MEET CARMYN
Carmyn Robey-Robinson, a proud graduate of Pearland High School’s Class of 2007, served as class president and demonstrated leadership skills early on. She went on to attend Howard University in Washington, D.C., where she majored in Computer Science and served as president of the College of Engineering. A distinguished member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, Carmyn’s academic achievements included being a U.S. Steel Scholarship recipient.
Her passion for health and wellness began during her own journey, as she lost over 150 pounds during her childhood, igniting her drive to combat childhood obesity. She was featured in Black Enterprise Magazine and appeared on The Dr. Oz Show, sharing her story of resilience and her mission to address bullying and childhood nutrition.
Professionally, Carmyn has spent the last decade excelling as a software developer. In addition to her career, she dedicates her time to her community, teaching youth about the importance of nutrition and healthy living. As a founding member of SuburbanEatsHTX, she highlights and supports overlooked restaurants and businesses in suburban communities, promoting local growth and awareness.
Carmyn is a wife, a mother to a vibrant 3-year-old son, and a proud Suburban Enthusiast. Known for her resourcefulness, determination, and ability to execute plans with precision, she embodies ambition and commitment in every facet of her life. Carmyn continues to inspire those around her through her leadership, advocacy, and unwavering dedication to making a positive impact.
Key Issues
Carmyn's Focus and Vision for the City of Manvel
1
Enhance Dining & Entertainment Options
Recruit restaurants, food trucks, and recreational entertainment venues to give residents more local options for socializing, fun and engaging active lifestyles.
2
Attract & Support Small Business Growth
Offer incentives and resources for existing small business and entrepreneurs to open businesses that serve the community, while maintaining the integrity of existing commercial and residential development.
3
Improve Internet and Technology Infrastructure
Collaborate with cell providers to deploy small-cell sites for improved mobile service, and champion municipal broadband initiatives by either developing a city-owned fiber network or partnering with a private provider to expand fiber-optic access.
4
Economic Development of City Owned Assets
Encourage the development of boutique hotels, lodging and electric charging stations to accommodate visitors and attract events to the town to generate taxable income for the city.
5
Park & Recreation Development for Community Engagement
Develop community parks with sports complexes for the youth, serving as a central hub for hosting events such as concerts, movie nights, and local festivals to bring people together and energize the local economy.
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