Making a difference in the East Montgomery County area – a place she has called home for more than 50 years – fueled Liz Mullane to run for Director on the EMCID board.
After retiring from Continental Airlines, Liz became interested in volunteering in the community. However, her desire to give back sent her back into the workforce; she held the position of City Administrator in Roman Forest for nine years.
“It is enjoyable to make a difference in the community where I live. I want to serve a bigger footprint of residents than our little city,” said Liz. “I believe my experience in both the private and public sector in financial and management roles will bring a unique opinion to the board of directors.”
Liz Mullane
Director
One of Liz’s favorite things about the East Montgomery County area is the long-term residents that make a difference by serving the community.
“The leadership in the community consists of individuals who strive to ensure we grow in a positive direction,” said Liz. “I love spending time with my grandchildren; this is the best reason to retire from a full-time position and serve on a board that makes a difference in our community. It is important to teach generations that we should strive to get involved.”
In her spare time, Liz enjoys gardening, spending time with family, exploring little Texas cities to go antiquing, genealogy, and her faith. Liz is married to David; they have two sons and four grandchildren.
Her term expires in 2026.