Blake Sbrocco
Elected member, Bee Cave City Council
Blake Sbrocco is Vice President of JD Key Consulting. James Dickey leads strategy. Blake serves on the Bee Cave City Council and on the Texas Municipal League Small Cities Advisory Council for Region 10. He is a director of the Bee Cave Development Corporation, the city’s economic development corporation.
Municipal government and public service
Blake is an elected member of the Bee Cave City Council. He also serves Region 10 on the Texas Municipal League Small Cities Advisory Council. He is a director of the Bee Cave Development Corporation, the city’s economic development corporation.
His earlier city roles include Planning and Zoning Commissioner, member of the Zoning Board of Adjustments, and member of the Bee Cave Charter Review Committee. Those roles covered land use, development review, and city planning.
That experience helps a company hear how a city weighs infrastructure, growth, and community comment. It helps him identify the questions a proposal needs to answer.
Blake keeps public service separate from client work. His municipal experience informs the judgment he brings to a company engagement.
What Blake does for clients
James Dickey leads strategy. Blake is part of the work from the start. He listens, maps support and objections, helps willing residents contact their own officials, and tracks that outreach. He also helps with interviews, op-eds, and testimony.
The firm works beside the company’s counsel, technical specialists, lobbyists, and public relations staff. We agree on the facts and responsibilities so local outreach supports the wider effort.
Earlier professional experience
Before JD Key, Blake worked in public service, state government, federal operations, and regulated industries.
At the Texas General Land Office, he served in the Community Development and Revitalization Division, which administers federally funded disaster recovery and mitigation programs. The work supported housing recovery, infrastructure, and local planning after disasters.
- Federal legislative operations in Washington, D.C.
- Statewide public policy work and election administration
- Private-sector work on multi-state regulatory compliance and licensing
Education
Graduate Certificate in Homeland Security
Frequently asked questions
Who is Blake Sbrocco?
Blake Sbrocco is Vice President of JD Key Consulting. James Dickey leads strategy. Blake serves on the Bee Cave City Council and on the Texas Municipal League Small Cities Advisory Council for Region 10. He is a director of the Bee Cave Development Corporation, the city's economic development corporation (https://edc.beecavetexas.gov/).
What does Blake do at JD Key?
Blake takes part in the work. He listens, maps support and objections, helps willing residents contact their own officials, tracks outreach, and helps prepare interviews, op-eds, and testimony. James Dickey leads strategy.
How is his council service separate from client work?
Blake's seat on the Bee Cave City Council, his directorship of the Bee Cave Development Corporation, and his role on the Texas Municipal League Small Cities Advisory Council are public duties. He is a director of the Bee Cave Development Corporation, the city's economic development corporation (https://edc.beecavetexas.gov/). They stay separate from paid client work.
What is Blake Sbrocco's educational background?
Blake holds an Executive Master of National Security Policy from Duke University's Sanford School of Public Policy and a Bachelor of Arts in Communication, cum laude, from Texas A&M University. He earned graduate certificates in Public Management and Homeland Security from the Bush School of Government and Public Service at Texas A&M, a certificate in Strategy Execution for Public Leadership from Harvard University, and a certificate in Public Policy from Stanford University's Hoover Institution.
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James Dickey leads strategy, and Vice President Blake Sbrocco works directly with clients.