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Staff of At-Large Position 5


Jordan McGinty FrazierJordan McGinty Frazier, Chief of Staff
As Chief of Staff, Jordan has been key to executing several initiatives during Council Member Alcorn’s first term, including her fiscal year 2021 budget amendments. She manages the Regulatory & Neighborhood Affairs Committee as well as council agenda analysis and tracking committees. In her previous role with now Mayor Pro-Tem Dave Martin, Jordan worked closely in the Clear Lake and South Belt-Ellington area for nearly four years while assisting in communications. She loves spending time outside, especially walking the Rice trails. Jordan graduated from the University of Texas at Austin in 2016 with a degree in Radio, Television, and Film.

Katie SheltonKatie Shelton, Public Affairs Liaison & Scheduler
Katie manages the team's special projects, the transportation policy through the council member's participation on the Houston Galveston Area Council and Transportation Policy Council, and the council member's efforts at the Texas Municipal League. A longtime city staffer, Katie started working on city council in 2016, where she served under then-chief of staff Sallie Alcorn. In her previous role, Katie managed District G's Capital Improvement Projects, Council District Service Fund spending, and the office budget. Katie spends her spare time volunteering at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, the Houston Arboretum, or with her family. She and her husband will celebrate their sixth wedding anniversary this year and have three children - Jack, William, and Benjamin. Katie holds a B.A. in History from Texas A&M, and a J.D. from Loyola University New Orleans College of Law.

Justice Coutee-McCullumJustice Coutee-McCullum, Community Outreach Liaison
Justice manages the team's public outreach, Council Member Alcorn's schedule, constituent services, and supports legislative research efforts. Before joining our office, she worked on research projects related to TIRZ 18 (Fifth Ward), affordable housing, and the Fort Bend Juvenile Mental Health Court under Judge Juli Matthew. Outside of the office, Justice is a pre-law professional and a proud dog mom. She holds a B.A. in Political Science and Social Policy Analysis from Rice University.