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Congressional Directory TEXAS 252 Congressional Directory TEXAS Office Listings http://www.joebarton.house.gov 2109 Rayburn House Office Building, Washington, DC 20515 ................................. (202) 225–2002 Chief of Staff.—Ron Wright. FAX: 225–3052 Legislative Director.—Theresa Lavery. Press Secretary.—Sean Brown. Scheduler.—Linda Gillespie. 6001 West Ronald Reagan Memorial Highway, Suite 200, Arlington, TX 76017 .... (817) 543–1000 2106A West Ennis Avenue, Ennis, TX 75119 ............................................................ (972) 875–8488 303 North 6th Street, Crockett, TX 75835 .................................................................. (936) 544–8488 Counties: ELLIS, FREESTONE, HOUSTON, LEON, LIMESTONE, NAVARRO, TARRANT, TRINITY. CITIES AND TOWNSHIPS: Arlington, Bardwell, Buffalo, Centerville, Corsicana, Crockett, Crowley, Dawson, Ennis, Fairfield, Ferris, Fort Worth, Frost, Grapeland, Groveton, Italy, Kerens, Lovelady, Mansfield, Maypearl, Mexia, Midlothian, Milford, Oak Leaf, Palmer, Pecan Hill, Red Oak, Rice, Richland, and Waxahachie. Population (2000), 651,620. ZIP Codes: 75050, 75052, 75054, 75101–02, 75104–06, 75109–10, 75119–20, 75125, 75144, 75146, 75151–55, 75165, 75167–68, 75831, 75833–35, 75838, 75840, 75844–52, 75855–56, 75858–60, 75862, 75865, 75926, 76001–07, 76010– 19, 76028, 76036, 76040–41, 76050, 76055, 76060, 76063–65, 76084, 76094, 76096–97, 76119–20, 76123, 76126, 76132–34, 76140, 76155, 76162–63, 76623, 76626, 76635, 76639, 76641–42, 76651, 76667, 76670, 76679, 76681, 76686, 76693, 77850, 77855, 77865, 77871 *** SEVENTH DISTRICT JOHN ABNEY CULBERSON, Republican, of Harris County, TX; born in Houston, TX, August 24, 1956; education: B.A., Southern Methodist University; J.D., South Texas College of Law; professional: attorney; awards: Citizens for a Sound Economy Friend of the Tax- payer Award; Texas Eagle Forum Freedom and Family Award; Houston Jaycees Outstanding Young Houstonian Award; Champion of Border Security; Ancient Coin Collectors Guild; Friend of Numismatics; Club for Growth’s Defender of Economic Freedom; Congressional Manage- ment Foundation’s Silver Mouse Award; Family Research Canals True Blue Award; Water Ad- vocate ‘‘Friend of the Shareholder’’ Recognition; U.S. Chamber of Commerce; Spirit of Enterprise Guardian of Small Business by NFIB; Recognition from the 60 Plus Association; NumbersUSA ‘‘A’’ for Consistently Voting for American Workers and the Environment through Immigration Reduction; public service: Texas House of Representatives, 1987–2000; married: Belinda Burney, 1989; child: Caroline; committees: Appropriations; elected to the 107th Congress on November 7, 2000; reelected to each succeeding Congress. Office Listings http://www.culberson.house.gov 1514 Longworth House Office Building, Washington, DC 20515 ............................. (202) 225–2571 Chief of Staff.—Tony Essalih. FAX: 225–4381 Legislative Director.—Jeff Morehouse. Office Manager.—Jamie Gahun. 10000 Memorial Drive, Suite 620, Houston, TX 77024–3490 ................................... (713) 682–8828 District Director.—Ellie Essalih. County: HARRIS COUNTY (part). Population (2000), 651,620. ZIP Codes: 77002, 77004–08, 77019, 77024–25, 77027, 77030, 77035–36, 77040–43, 77046, 77055–57, 77063–65, 77070, 77074, 77077, 77079–81, 77084, 77086, 77094–96, 77098, 77215, 77218–19, 77224–25, 77227, 77241–44, 77255– 57, 77265–66, 77269, 77277, 77279–82, 77284, 77401–02, 77429, 77433 *** EIGHTH DISTRICT KEVIN BRADY, Republican, of The Woodlands, TX; born in Vermillion, SD, April 11, 1955; education: B.S., business, University of South Dakota; professional: served in Texas House of Representatives, 1991–96, the first Republican to capture the 15th District seat since the 1800s; chair, Council of Chambers of Greater Houston; president, East Texas Chamber Executive Association; president, South Montgomery County Woodlands Chamber of Com- merce, 1985–present; director, Texas Chamber of Commerce Executives; Rotarian; awards: Achievement Award, Texas Conservative Coalition; Outstanding Young Texan (one of five), Texas Jaycees; Ten Best Legislators for Families and Children, State Bar of Texas; Legislative TEXAS 111th Congress 253 Standout, Dallas Morning News; Scholars Achievement Award for Excellence in Public Service, North Harris Montgomery Community College District; Victims Rights Equalizer Award, Tex- ans for Equal Justice Center; Support for Family Issues Award, Texas Extension Homemakers Association; religion: attends Saints Simon and Jude Catholic Church; married: Cathy Brady; committees: ranking member, Joint Economic Committee; Ways and Means; elected to the 105th Congress; reelected to each succeeding Congress. Office Listings http://www.house.gov/brady 301 Cannon House Office Building, Washington, DC 20515 .................................... (202) 225–4901 Chief of Staff.—Doug Centilli. FAX: 225–5524 Press Secretary.—Jessica Peetoom. Legislative Director.—Kimberly Thompson. 200 River Pointe Drive, Suite 304, Conroe, TX 77304 .............................................. (936) 441–5700 District Director.—Sarah Stephens. 1202 Sam Houston Avenue, Suite 8, Huntsville, TX 77340 ...................................... (936) 439–9542 420 Green Avenue, Orange, TX 77630 ....................................................................... (409) 883–4197 COUNTIES: HARDIN, JASPER, LIBERTY (part), MONTGOMERY, NEWTON, ORANGE, POLK, SAN JACINTO, TRINTY (part), TYLER, WALKER. CITIES AND TOWNSHIPS: Bevil Oaks, Bridge City, Browndell, Buna, Chester, Coldspring, Conroe, Colmesneil, Corrigan, Cut and Shoot, Dayton Lakes, Deweyville, Evadale, Goodrich, Hardin, Huntsville, Jasper, Kenefick, Kirbyville, Kountze, Lake Livingston, Lumberton, Magnolia, Mauriceville, Montgomery, New Waverly, Newton, Oak Ridge North, Oakhurst, Onalaska, Orange, Palton Village, Panorama Village, Pine Forest, Pinehurst, Pinewood Estates, Point Blank, Porter Heights, Roman Fores, Rose City, Rose Hill Acres, Seven Oaks, Shenandoah, Shepherd, Silshee, Sour Lake, South Toledo Bend, Splendora, Stagecoach, The Woodlands, Trinity, Vidor, West Livingston, West Orange, Willis, Woodbranch, and Woodville. Population (2000), 651,619. ZIP Codes: 75931, 75951, 75956, 75966, 77318, 77320, 77340–44, 77348–49, 77350–51, 77355, 77359–60, 77364, 77367, 77371, 77378, 77399, 77561, 77611, 77614, 77630–32, 77656, 77659, 77862, 77939 *** NINTH DISTRICT AL GREEN, Democrat, of Houston, TX; born in New Orleans, LA, September 1, 1947; raised in Florida; education: Florida A&M University, Tallahassee, FL, 1966–71; attended Tuskegee University, Tuskegee, AL; J.D., Texas Southern University, Houston, TX, 1974; professional: co-founded and co-managed the law firm of Green, Wilson, Dewberry and Fitch; Justice of the Peace, Precinct 7, Position 2, 1977–2004; organizations: former president of the Houston NAACP; Houston Citizens Chamber of Commerce; awards: Distinguished Service Award, 1978; Black Heritage Society, Outstanding Leadership Award, 1981; American Federa- tion of Teachers, Citation for Service as a ‘‘Courageous Defender of Due Process for Educators,’’ 1983; Ebony Magazine’s 100 Most Influential Black People, 2006; and the NAACP Fort Bend Branch Mickey Leland Humanitarian Award, 2006; Texas Black Democrats’ Profiles of Courage Award, 2007; the AFL-CIO MLK Drum Major Award for Service, 2007; commit- tees: Financial Services; Homeland Security; elected to the 109th Congress on November 2, 2004; reelected to each succeeding Congress. Office Listings http://www.house.gov/algreen 236 Cannon House Office Building, Washington, DC 20515 .................................... (202) 225–7508 Chief of Staff.—Jacqueline Ellis. FAX: 225–2947 Legislative Director.—Susie Saavedra. Senior Legislative Assistant.—Renee Mayo. Communications Director.—Vacant. 3003 South Loop West, Suite 460, Houston, TX 77054 ............................................. (713) 383–9234 District Director.—Cynthia Baggage. Counties: FORT BEND, HARRIS. Population (2000), 651,619. ZIP Codes: 77004–05, 77021, 77025, 77030–31, 77033, 77035–36, 77042, 77045, 77047–48, 77051, 77053–54, 77056– 57, 77061, 77063, 77071–72, 77074, 77077, 77081–83, 77085, 77087, 77096, 77099, 77230–31, 77233, 77235–37, 77251, 77254, 77263, 77271–72, 77274, 77401, 77411, 77469, 77477–78, 77489 *** TENTH DISTRICT MICHAEL T. MCCAUL, Republican, of Austin, TX; born in Dallas, TX, January 14, 1962; education: B.S., Trinity University, San Antonio, TX, 1984; J.D., St. Mary’s University, San .
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