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Join the Greater Houston Pachyderm Club as we welcome

Mary Nan Huffman, Houston City Councilwomen, District G.

"Efficiency and Fiscal Responsibility in the City of Houston"



Mary Nan Huffman was sworn in as Council member for District G on February, 2022. She brings her skills as a law-and-order prosecutor to keep our neighborhoods safe and keep city government free from corruption. 

Mary Nan served as a prosecutor in the Montgomery County District Attorney's Office for almost 10 years, rising quickly to become the Chief Felony Prosecutor in the Child Exploitation Division and over the Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Division. During her time as Chief of Child Exploitation she prosecuted a wide range of internet-related crimes committed against children. Huffman's work as a prosecutor of child exploitation cases has earned her a national reputation and is sought after as a special prosecutor for difficult child exploitation prosecutions. Huffman is the President of the Board of Directors for Children's Safe Harbor, Texas' 7th largest Children's Advocacy Center.

Huffman now works as an attorney for the Houston Police Officers' Union representing HPD Officers in a variety of matters associated with their duties as an officer. Huffman responds to scenes to assist officers involved in shootings and in-custody deaths. Huffman knows how critical it is for the city's first responders to have the proper equipment they need to do such an important job.

In 2020, Huffman was the Republican nominee for Harris County District Attorney besting her two opponents in the primary. 

Mary Nan Huffman grew up with her four siblings in Denton, Texas. Huffman watched her parent's involvement in local politics and learned from an early age the importance of public service. She graduated from the University of Oklahoma with a Political Science degree and attended St. Mary's University School of Law.

Mary Nan has been married to Eli Huffman III for 13 years. The Huffman family attends Saint John Vianney Catholic Church. They have 2 young sons. The Huffmans live outside Beltway 8 and flooded during Hurricane Harvey. Huffman wants her children to grow up in a safe place, with a solid infrastructure for future Houstonians, and knows that strong neighborhoods make strong cities. 

$30 meeting fee includes program, lunch*, tax & tip.

No RSVP required or taken (for regular meetings).
Pay at the door cash, check, or credit card.
Business/business casual attire please.
Free parking in the restaurant's parking lot. 
Please arrive early/timely as seating on a first come and paid basis. We expect a sell-out!

*Lunch includes a salad, various breads, two options for your entree, ice tea, and delicious cookies (or similar desserts). We ask that you please limit your special requests.