Incumbent Williamson County Treasurer Scott Heselmeyer is campaigning to remain in office. Having been appointed by Commissioner's Court in March 2017, he is pleased to report an increase of more than $2 million in investment value over the past 11 months. The Commissioners’ Court unanimously Heselmeyer
Warren Waterman is an attorney with more than 24 years experience in all cases heard in County Court at Law #1. "There are two tables in every courtroom and I've worked at both of them. I have argued more than 100 trials to verdict from
Warren Oliver Waterman has been practicing law in Texas for 25+ years and is in private practice in Williamson County. Brandy Byrd Hallford has been an attorney in Williamson County for more than 21 years and is currently in private practice in Williamson County. The
Judge Edna Staudt is the incumbent in the office of Justice of the Peace, Williamson County Precinct 2. She has held the position since her first election in 1994. She is being challenged by Bronson Tucker, Director of Curriculum and Staff Attorney at the Texas
We are writing to urge voters to join us in supporting Frank Leffingwell for Williamson County Judge in the Republican Primary Election. When you add up the over 100 years of combined experience we have on the commissioners’ court, we know what it takes to
I am proud to support Brandy Hallford for Judge. She is well-schooled in the types of cases assigned to Court at Law 1, well-practiced in that courtroom, well-respected by her colleagues, and deeply rooted in community activities. If members of our family had to go to
Bobby Seiferman is one of four Republican candidates for the open Precinct 4 seat on Williamson County Commissioners Court. He is a resident of Round Rock and believes his background and small-town values are what Precinct 4 residents are looking for in their next county