Plano Chamber of Commerce Honors Commissioner Duncan Webb for Decades of Public Service and Community Leadership
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Contact: LaChaya Terry
Phone: 972-424-7547, ext. 224
Email: lachayat@planochamber.org
Plano Chamber of Commerce Honors Commissioner Duncan Webb for Decades of Public Service and Community Leadership
Plano, Texas – November 10, 2026 — The Plano Chamber of Commerce recognized Collin County Commissioner Duncan Webb for his decades of public service, community leadership and contributions to the region during its inaugural State of Healthcare event on October 27 at the Plano Event Center.
The special recognition celebrated Webb’s longstanding commitment to strengthening Collin County’s infrastructure, supporting economic growth and improving the quality of life for residents and businesses as he prepares to conclude his final term as county commissioner.
The recognition followed Webb’s recent receipt of the Distinguished Health Service Award from the DFW Hospital Council, honoring his contributions to healthcare and his commitment to the North Texas region.
Since taking office in 2011, Webb has helped guide Collin County through a period of significant growth, championing infrastructure improvements, regional collaboration and long-term planning. His transportation leadership includes serving as chair of the Regional Transportation Council, where he helped advance transportation investments and partnerships supporting the region’s continued development.
Webb’s commitment to public service extends well beyond his tenure on the Collin County Commissioners Court. He previously served 12 years on the Plano Independent School District Board of Trustees, including three years as board president. He has also been involved in numerous community organizations, including Medical City Plano, and is a graduate of Leadership Plano Class 10.
In 2020, the Plano Chamber of Commerce and Leadership Plano recognized Webb with the Distinguished Leadership Award for his contributions to the community.
During the State of Healthcare program, the Chamber acknowledged Webb’s longstanding partnership with the business community and his commitment to ensuring Collin County remains a place where residents, businesses and communities can thrive.
The recognition reflected a principle central to the Plano Chamber’s mission: strong communities and strong businesses go hand in hand.
The inaugural State of Healthcare brought together healthcare executives, business leaders and community partners to explore the trends, challenges and opportunities shaping healthcare in North Texas. Recognizing Webb during the event provided an opportunity to celebrate the connection between public service, healthcare, economic development and community well-being.
As Webb prepares to conclude his service on the Commissioners Court, the Plano Chamber extends its appreciation for his leadership, dedication and lasting contributions to Collin County.
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About the Plano Chamber of Commerce: Established in 1946, the Plano Chamber represents over 800 businesses and community organizations in Plano and the surrounding area. Accredited as a 5-Star Chamber by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and awarded 2018 Chamber of the Year, the Plano Chamber of Commerce is committed to maximizing business development and economic growth of the community through advocacy, education, innovation, and collaboration.
