Office of State Representative David Lowe

Today we remember the brave men and women who gave everything for our freedom. 🇺🇸

Memorial Day is more than a long weekend — it is a time to honor the heroes who never came home and the families who carry their legacy forward.

May we never forget their sacrifice.

God bless our fallen heroes and the United States of America.

A Haltom High School band teacher has turned himself in following allegations that he had an improper relationship with a student, Birdville ISD confirmed in a letter to parents and staff.

According to police records, Joseph Nguyen, 23, was booked into the Tarrant County Corrections Center on Wednesday, May 6, on a charge of improper relationship between educator/student after turning himself into the Haltom City Police Department.

Honored to attend the Tarrant County National Day of Prayer Luncheon hosted by County Judge Tim O’Hare. Grateful to join with so many community and faith leaders to pray for our county, our state, and our nation. 🇺🇸🙏

Our office was honored to attend the Empower Freedom Luncheon supporting Unbound Now, with keynote speaker Tim Tebow.A special thank you to Kathi Arocha for inviting our office to sit at her table, and to the event organizers for recognizing and reading the names of the elected officials in attendance—we are truly grateful.

Unbound Now is leading the fight against human trafficking by identifying victims, supporting survivors, seeking justice, and driving systemic change.Tim Tebow shared a powerful message, including these memorable quotes:“It’s such a thin line between tragedy and treasured.”and “No retreat. No regret. No reserves.”

We were honored to see our former HD 91 intern, Morgan Hill, receive the 2026 Mary Volcansek Civic Literary Award at TCU’s Celebration of Achievement.

Morgan was an invaluable member of our team, a powerful woman of faith, and a true change-maker. We also commend Professor Grant Ferguson and the TCU internship program for consistently providing outstanding students.

Congratulations, Morgan—we are proud of you.

House District 91 Businesses — this is something you should know 👇

If you hire someone with a prior felony conviction, your business may qualify for a federal tax credit of up to $2,400 per employee through the Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC).

That’s real money back to your business for doing something many companies are hesitant to do.

But it gets even better…

Through the Texas Workforce Commission, you can also receive a FREE fidelity bond (insurance) for the first 6 months. This protects your business against theft, fraud, or dishonesty — meaning you take on little to no risk when giving someone a second chance.

✔ Up to $2,400 in tax credits
✔ Free insurance protection for 6 months
✔ No cost to participate
✔ Quick and easy process

This is a true win-win:
– Businesses get financial incentives and protection
– Individuals get a second chance to work and contribute
– Our communities get stronger

The reality is most employers have never even heard of this program — but it’s available right now across Texas.

If you’re interested, reach out to your local Workforce Solutions office or the Texas Workforce Commission to get started.

Let’s support businesses that are willing to step up, strengthen their workforce, and give people a real opportunity to succeed.

— State Rep. David Lowe
House District 91

Representative David Lowe was honored to host the North Tarrant Leadership Class at the Texas State Capitol, where he welcomed the chance to strengthen the connection between our business community, government agencies, and higher education.

During the visit, the Leadership Class heard from distinguished speakers representing the Railroad Commission of Texas, the Director of Rehabilitation and Reentry with TDCJ, Texas State Technical College, the Commissioner of the Texas Education Agency, and the Office of the Attorney General.

We extend our sincere thanks to the North Tarrant Chamber of Commerce for their invaluable participation in this impactful event.

He is risen!

Today we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ and the triumph of life over death, light over darkness, and hope over despair.

Through His sacrifice and resurrection, we are reminded of God’s grace, His mercy, and the promise of eternal life. Let this day be a reminder of the power of faith and the truth of His word.

He is risen indeed. Wishing you a blessed and joyful Easter.

On behalf of the Office of State Representative David Lowe, it was a privilege for Chief of Staff Rosalie Escobedo and TCU intern Hope Huizenga to attend Tarrant County College’s briefing on its proposed Air Traffic Control Program, alongside Congresswoman Beth Van Duyne and representatives from other legislative offices.

If funded, this two-year ATC program would offer exceptional value. Students could train on facilities modeled after the FAA Academy in Oklahoma City and, after passing the FAA exam and being hired, begin their careers with strong earning potential.

TCC is now seeking board approval for grant pursuits, has a Memorandum of Understanding with the FAA, and is working to secure the support needed to launch the first cohort in Spring 2027.

Today we had the honor of touring Amira's House, a premier maternity home for women facing crisis pregnancy in our district. They were recognized as the 2026 Nonprofit of the Year by the North Tarrant Chamber of Commerce.🏆

Learn more about Amira's House and their upcoming events and opportunities at: https://amirashouse.org/