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Meet Andy
Andy Eis is a husband, father of two, and youth baseball coach who believes in integrity, hard work, and community over politics. Andy and his family moved to Leander in 2019, drawn by its strong sense of community and promise as a city on the rise. He has no political agenda or ambitions—only a genuine desire to help Leander thrive for families, businesses, and future generations.
Professionally, Andy is an accomplished business and technology leader with two decades of experience leading teams, managing growth, and solving complex challenges. From the oilfields of North Dakota to startup factories in Central Texas, he has built companies, launched products, and guided organizations through change with collaboration and accountability. He holds a Mechanical Engineering degree from Iowa State University and an MBA from Oklahoma State University.
Andy also currently serves on Leander’s Economic Development Advisory Committee, helping promote businesses and jobs while ensuring balanced, sustainable growth. His professional background gives him a practical, results-oriented approach to problem solving—skills he aims to bring to City Council to address issues such as transportation planning, fiscal responsibility, and community infrastructure.
An active volunteer and coach, Andy invests his time mentoring young athletes and supporting families across Leander. He’s a regular presence at local events, school activities, and community initiatives, always looking for ways to contribute and strengthen connections among neighbors.
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Character
Leadership begins with character. Putting faith, family, and integrity first keeps public service grounded in what actually matters. Decisions should be driven by honesty and consistency, not political games, and that’s the standard I bring to serving this community.
Fiscal Responsibility
Tax dollars should be used wisely, with clear priorities and long-term planning. The focus is simple: low taxes, sustainable budgets, smart growth, and financial stability that keeps Leander strong for the families who call it home.
Prioritizing Safety
Police, fire, and emergency services need real support, not lip service. Prioritizing training, resources, and coordination keeps first responders ready and protects a growing Leander from the risks that come with rapid growth.
Smart Growth and Infrastructure
Leander needs to ensure the basics work: reliable water systems, better traffic flow, and neighborhoods designed to protect quality of life. Common-sense planning makes room for new opportunities without sacrificing what residents already value.
Economic Development
Investing in local economic development will help expand our tax base, lessen the burden on homeowners, create jobs, and build a stronger Leander for all of us.
Character
Leadership begins with character. Putting faith, family, and integrity first keeps public service grounded in what actually matters. Decisions should be driven by honesty and consistency, not political games, and that’s the standard I bring to serving this community.
Fiscal Responsibility
Tax dollars should be used wisely, with clear priorities and long-term planning. The focus is simple: low taxes, sustainable budgets, smart growth, and financial stability that keeps Leander strong for the families who call it home.
Prioritizing Safety
Police, fire, and emergency services need real support, not lip service. Prioritizing training, resources, and coordination keeps first responders ready and protects a growing Leander from the risks that come with rapid growth.
Smart Growth and Infrastructure
Leander needs to ensure the basics work: reliable water systems, better traffic flow, and neighborhoods designed to protect quality of life. Common-sense planning makes room for new opportunities without sacrificing what residents already value.
Economic Development
Investing in local economic development will help expand our tax base, lessen the burden on homeowners, create jobs, and build a stronger Leander for all of us.
Key Issues
Leadership begins with personal values.
Putting faith, family, and integrity first keeps public service grounded in what actually matters. Decisions should be driven by honesty and consistency, not political games, and that’s the standard I bring to serving this community.
Key Issues
CHARACTER
Leadership begins with character. Putting faith, family, and integrity first keeps public service grounded in what actually matters. Decisions should be driven by honesty and consistency, not political games, and that’s the standard I bring to serving this community.
FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY
Tax dollars should be used wisely, with clear priorities and long-term planning. The focus is simple: low taxes, sustainable budgets, smart growth, and financial stability that keeps Leander strong for the families who call it home.
PRIORITIZNG SAFETY
Police, fire, and emergency services need real support, not lip service. Prioritizing training, resources, and coordination keeps first responders ready and protects a growing Leander from the risks that come with rapid growth.
SMART GROWTH AND INFRASTRUCTURE
Leander needs to ensure the basics work: reliable water systems, better traffic flow, and neighborhoods designed to protect quality of life. Common-sense planning makes room for new opportunities without sacrificing what residents already value.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Investing in local economic development will help expand our tax base, lessen the burden on homeowners, create jobs, and build a stronger Leander for all of us.
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