Brazoria County
County Commissioner, Precinct 2
- On ballot as
- Alfred Froberg
- Current role
- Retired farmer
- Background
- Retired from Froberg's Farm, Alvin (family business founded 1936; led it after his father's death in 2002)
- 30-year business owner (per candidate questionnaire)
- Fourth generation Brazoria County resident (per candidate questionnaire)
- Lifetime Business Award, Alvin Manvel Chamber (per campaign)
- Junior Achievement Hall of Fame inductee (per campaign)
- Experience
- Drainage commissioner, 10 years (per candidate questionnaires)
- Served on the Conservation and Reclamation District 3 board (per campaign)
- Republican primary (March 3, 2026): won over incumbent Commissioner Ryan Cade
- Top priorities
- "Public safety will always be No. 1. This includes drainage, proper development, police/fire/EMS, and safe roads"
- "Being open and honest has always been the number one priority of our campaign"
- In a January 2026 primary questionnaire: "we have to prioritize reinvesting in our existing infrastructure"
- Tidbits
- Property taxes and budget: In a January 2026 Community Impact primary questionnaire: "As a county, we have to prioritize reinvesting in our existing infrastructure"
- Growth and infrastructure: In a January 2026 Community Impact primary questionnaire: "Economic growth is great for the people of Brazoria County, but it has to be done in a controlled manner."
- Flooding and drainage: In a January 2026 Community Impact primary questionnaire: priorities include "proper drainage and good roads throughout the county"
- Public safety: In a Community Impact questionnaire: "Public safety will always be No. 1. This includes drainage, proper development, police/fire/EMS, and safe roads."
- Endorsements
- None found in our research
- Campaign website
- alfredfroberg.com
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