Brazoria County
County Commissioner, Precinct 4
David Linder
Republican Incumbent- On ballot as
- David Linder
- Current role
- Brazoria County Commissioner, Precinct 4 (since 2015) (per campaign)
- Background
- Brazosport High School graduate (1981) (per county biography)
- Attended Brazosport College (per county biography)
- Attended the Law Enforcement Academy in Alvin (per county biography)
- Business owner in construction and retail, over 30 years (per county biography)
- Rancher (per county biography)
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- Lifetime Member, Brazoria County Cattleman's Association (per county biography)
- Third-generation Brazoria County resident (per county biography)
- Raised in Freeport (per county biography)
- Lives in Bailey's Prairie
- Experience
- Elected Commissioner, Precinct 4 (November 2014) (per county biography)
- Commissioners Court liaison to the Airport, Environmental Health, Purchasing, and Child Protective Services departments (per county biography)
- Texas peace officer, 20 years: patrolman, City of Angleton; later Deputy Constable, Brazoria County (per county biography)
- Top priorities
- Community Impact Q&A: "continue finding ways to make government more efficient so we can further reduce taxes & fees on residents"
- Community Impact Q&A: "continue prioritizing public safety"
- Campaign site headings: "Lower Taxes", "Better Roads & Drainage", "Public Safety", "Better Quality of Life"
- Community Impact Q&A: development "should not come at a cost to current property tax payers by handing out heavy tax incentives"
- Tidbits
- Property taxes and budget: In a Community Impact Q&A: his top priority is to "continue finding ways to make government more efficient so we can further reduce taxes & fees on residents".
- Growth and infrastructure: In a Community Impact Q&A: development "should not come at a cost to current property tax payers by handing out heavy tax incentives."
- Flooding and drainage: Campaign site, under "Better Roads & Drainage": "committed to improving our quality of life by upgrading our roads system and improving our infrastructure."
- Public safety: Campaign site: "committed to prioritizing public safety" so the county "continues to rank as one of the safest places to live and raise a family in Texas."
- Endorsements
- None found in our research
- Campaign website
- votelinder.com
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