Susan lives in Collin County, Texas, and attended the University of North Texas, where she earned a bachelor's degree in interior design/industrial technology. She is a member of Frisco Bible Church and has been married to her husband, Brian, since 1993; they have one adult son named Patrick.

Susan previously worked for Sunbelt Savings / Bank of America as a Commercial Interior Space Planner and later as an independent contractor in the commercial construction industry.

Susan Fletcher is a county commissioner in Collin County Commission District 1. She has served since 2014. She was appointed by Governor Rick Perry to the Texas State Board of Public Accountancy in 2013 and by Governor Greg Abbott to the Texas County & District Retirement System in 2019. 

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Believes a healthy business climate is essential for growing the tax base and creating jobs.

- Supports low taxes and free markets.
- Believes a healthy business climate is essential for growing the tax base and creating jobs.

Economy

Believes in facilitating responsible growth by addressing infrastructure needs through funding new roads and supporting conservative economic development.

Supports developing transportation infrastructure to accommodate a growing population.

- Believes in facilitating responsible growth by addressing infrastructure needs through funding new roads and supporting conservative economic development.
- Supports developing transportation infrastructure to accommodate a growing population.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Public Safety

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Housing & Urban Development

Believes in overseeing the Texas Public Accountancy Act, including its policies, standards, licensing, and examination for the accounting industry in Texas.

As chair of the Education Sub-Committee, supported policies that align with the Republican State Platform.

- Believes in overseeing the Texas Public Accountancy Act, including its policies, standards, licensing, and examination for the accounting industry in Texas.
- As chair of the Education Sub-Committee, supported policies that align with the Republican State Platform.

Public Services

As a leader, fought to use CARES Act funds for financial assistance with rent, mortgage, and utility payments, as well as for business owners needing help to stay open during the crisis.

Advocated to use CARES Act funds for financial assistance with rent, mortgage, and utility payments, as well as for business owners needing help to stay open during the crisis.

- Advocated to use CARES Act funds for financial assistance with rent, mortgage, and utility payments, as well as for business owners needing help to stay open during the crisis.
- Opposes abortion access. 

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Susan Fletcher

Susan Fletcher lives in Collin County, Texas, and attended the University of North Texas, where she received a bachelors in interior design/industrial technology. She is a member of Frisco Bible Church and has been married to her husband, Brian, since 1993; they have one adult son named Patrick.

Susan Fletcher serves as Collin County Commissioner for Precinct 1. She previously worked for Sunbelt Savings / Bank of America as a Commercial Interior Space Planner and later as an independent contractor in the commercial construction industry.

Susan Fletcher has served as Collin County Commissioner for Precinct 1 since 2014. She was appointed by Governor Rick Perry to the Texas State Board of Public Accountancy in 2013 and by Governor Greg Abbott to the Texas County & District Retirement System in 2019. 

Supports striving to be competitive in the local job market to attract and retain quality employees.

Supports the Texas County & District Retirement System.

Appointed by Governor Greg Abbott to oversee the Texas County & District Retirement System.

As a Board Trustee, efficiently managed a multi-billion dollar trust fund for Texas County & District employees & retirees, ensuring financial stability and minimizing taxpayer burden.

As county judge, lowered the county tax rate by over 35% and implemented four "Effective Tax Rates" (now known as the "No New Tax Rate").

Believes in focusing on infrastructure, transportation, and conservative solutions to economic development to attract new businesses and company headquarters, ultimately aiming to shorten work commutes and support population growth.

As a city council member, saved taxpayers $9 million in interest payments by front-loading principal on shorter-term bond sales.

Believes in protecting taxpayers from future financial burdens.

Believes in limited government and efficiency with taxpayer resources.

Supports lower taxes, improved transportation infrastructure, and enhanced public safety.

As a commissioner, voted to pass a significant tax rate cut.

As a County official, consistently voted for conservative budgets that reduced the tax rate by over 35%.

As a member of the Investment Committee, oversaw county investments and funds.

As a City Council member, called for a fiscally responsible Transportation Bond that would not raise the tax rate and would prevent funds from being used on future toll roads.

Supports developing infrastructure to reduce commute times.

Believes that with an average of 85 people moving into Collin County each day, the county must improve mobility to prevent further road congestion.

As a city council member, helped propose and pass two transportation bond packages without raising the tax rate and ensured no funds would be used on toll roads.

Supports training local first responders, prosecutors, and court supporters to encourage them to remain in the area as career professionals.

Believes in the need for "transparent, efficient and accountable government" and promises to keep his "door always open" to taxpayers.

Supports efforts to improve child safety and prevent abductions.

Supports thoroughness and hard work in public safety matters.

Opposes illegal payments to special prosecutors and defended against their retention outside the county's fee schedule.

Believes in providing good public safety and working with cities to build strong communities.

Supports efforts to ensure safety in rapidly growing counties.

Supports protecting liberty and family interests.

Served as the Homeland Security Chair for the Golden Corridor Republican Women.

Recognized for International Diplomacy & Statesmanship, as an Honorary Board Member of TURANT – Turkish American Association of North Texas.

As a County Commissioner, supported improvements in equipping county public safety officers with life-safety and defensive equipment.

Believes in upholding strict public safety measures, and supports legal validation of positions on criminal appeals and district court decisions.

As a member of the Conference of Urban Counties, represented Collin County in negotiating lower electric rates for county facilities.

As a board member, supported low taxes, economic development, transportation infrastructure, and public safety.

Has served as the International Travel Coordinator for All the Difference Radio, the teaching ministry of Dr. Wayne Braudrick, Pastor of Frisco Bible Church where she and her husband are members.

Supports the development of public services.

Served on the UNT Master Planning Committee for the new Frisco campus.

Promises to support transparent, efficient, and accountable government.

Believes in supporting local public services, including community initiatives, local arts, and leadership development.

Supports funding improvements for essential government services.

Believes in investing in community futures by promoting good public policy, candidates, and legislation.

Supports public service initiatives, as evidenced by participation in the Keep Celina Beautiful Steering Committee.

Believes in community involvement and public service, as demonstrated by helping to establish the Denton chapter of the Christian Coalition in 1994.

Believes in encouraging civic responsibility and activism, as demonstrated by participating in "Action Lunch" through Prestonwood Baptist Church in 1993.

Supports strong community ties and local involvement.

As chair of a fundraising event with Glenn Beck, raised money to convert Assaf HaRofeh Medical Center's underground parking into a wartime emergency room.

Supported additional assistance for Local Mental Health to provide long term use of County land for a Life Path facility which will give an alternative respite place to help patients get stabilized, rather than being taken to the jail.

Served as chairman of the Collin County Health Care Advisory Board from 2008 until becoming Commissioner.

Served on the Collin County Healthcare Advisory Board from 2008 to 2014.

As a County Commissioner, led efforts to use CARES Act funds for financial assistance with rent, mortgage, and utility payments, and for business owners to stay open during the crisis.

Susan Fletcher lives in Collin County, Texas, and attended the University of North Texas, where she received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Interior Design/Industrial Technology. She is a member of Frisco Bible Church and has been married to her husband, Brian, since 1993; they have one adult son named Patrick.

Susan Fletcher has served as Collin County Commissioner for Precinct 1 since 2014. She was appointed by Governor Rick Perry to the Texas State Board of Public Accountancy in 2013 and by Governor Greg Abbott to the Texas County & District Retirement System in 2019. She has also served on the Republican State Platform Committees and as President of Golden Corridor Republican Women.

- County commissioners vote on the budget and appropriations, which fund essential county services like road maintenance.
- They create and enforce civil and criminal laws that align with state regulations, including land use and construction codes.
- Commissioners implement state and federal mandates while overseeing county agencies and public buildings.
- They also set tax rates for the county and its subdivisions.
- Each Texas county has four commissioners and a county judge, forming the local governing body known as the Commissioners Court.