\t\t\t\t\t\t\tResidents can watch Allen\u2019s next mayor take the oath of office at an upcoming May meeting.<\/p>\n
Allen City Council<\/a> will meet at 6 p.m. May 26 for its regular meeting to administer to swear in newly elected mayor Chris Schulmeister.<\/a><\/p>\n What you need to know<\/p>\n Schulmeister won the race<\/a> for Allen mayor with 3,300 votes, or about 81% of votes cast. Schulmeister ran against Dave Shafer, who got 770 votes, or nearly 19% of votes cast, per Collin County Elections<\/a> documents. There were 4,070 total votes cast.<\/p>\n Schulmeister will take an oath of office and receive a certificate of election at the council meeting.<\/p>\n Also of note<\/p>\n Council member Tommy Baril<\/a> will also take an oath of office and receive a certificate of election. He ran unopposed for reelection for the Place 2 position on City Council and received 3,206 votes, Collin County Elections documents state.<\/p>\n Council will also recognize outgoing Mayor Baine Brooks<\/a>, who has served in the position since 2023. The meeting will also include a brief discussion of upcoming calendar items.<\/p>\n Get involved<\/p>\n Allen City Council will meet at Allen City Hall, located at 305 Century Parkway. The meeting agenda can be accessed through the city\u2019s website.<\/a><\/p>\n