Matthew is originally from Bartlett, Texas. He lives with his wife, M'Lissa, and their two children in Williamson County, Texas.

Matthew currently works as president of the Former Texas Rangers Association. He previously worked as an investigator with the Williamson County District Attorney’s Office and as a lieutenant in the Texas Ranger Division.

Matthew Lindemann currently serves as the Precinct 3 constable. He was appointed to this position in 2021.

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Believes in enhancing safety and security through more effective pursuit and prosecution of criminal offenders.

Believes in "stronger cooperation with local, state, and federal law enforcement partners" to enhance community safety through collaboration, open communication, and strong relationships between agencies.

Believes timely access to information is crucial for resident safety and plans to use media releases and online postings to inform the community of potential dangers.

Plans to enhance staff training and improve policies to better protect youth and elderly residents.

- Believes in enhancing safety and security through more effective pursuit and prosecution of criminal offenders.
- Believes in "stronger cooperation with local, state, and federal law enforcement partners" to enhance community safety through collaboration, open communication, and strong relationships between agencies.
- Believes timely access to information is crucial for resident safety and plans to use media releases and online postings to inform the community of potential dangers.
- Plans to enhance staff training and improve policies to better protect youth and elderly residents.

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Plans to prevent failed state jail inspections by maintaining higher operational standards and conducting closer internal monitoring.

- Plans to prevent failed state jail inspections by maintaining higher operational standards and conducting closer internal monitoring.

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As of September 7, 2024, Matthew Lindemann’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Mike earned his associate degree in criminal justice from Austin Community College, his bachelor's degree from Sam Houston State University, and his master's degree in business administration from Charter University. He lives with his family in Cedar Park. 

Mike is the co-owner of BUBBL Austin. He previously worked various roles within the Williamson County Sheriff's Office, including assistant chief deputy, captain of patrol services, and lieutenant.

Mike Gleason currently serves as the sheriff in Williamson County. He was first elected in 2020 and is serving his first term. 

Supports reinstating the Fugitive/Sex Offender Compliance Unit to ensure community safety and compliance among offenders.

Wants to reinstate the Fugitive/Sex Offender Compliance Unit to ensure community safety and compliance.

Supports mental health initiatives and plans to reinstate the Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) to divert individuals with mental illness and substance abuse from jail to emergency rooms when possible.

Supports mental health initiatives and plans to reinstate the Crisis Intervention Team and divert individuals with mental illness and substance abuse to emergency rooms when possible.

Believes every student and teacher should feel safe on campus and is committed to building strong relationships between the Sheriff’s Office and local school districts.

Believes every student and teacher should feel safe on campus and plans to meet the needs of each school or district.

Promises to enhance hiring and training policies to ensure safety for deputies and Williamson County citizens.

Plans to enhance hiring and training policies and ensure employees are up to date with training standards.

Said, "I am dedicated to protecting our community and victims of human trafficking and sexual exploitation."

- Wants to reinstate the Fugitive/Sex Offender Compliance Unit to ensure community safety and compliance.
- Supports mental health initiatives and plans to reinstate the Crisis Intervention Team and divert individuals with mental illness and substance abuse to emergency rooms when possible.
- Believes every student and teacher should feel safe on campus and plans to meet the needs of each school or district.
- Plans to enhance hiring and training policies and ensure employees are up to date with training standards.
- Said, "I am dedicated to protecting our community and victims of human trafficking and sexual exploitation."

As of September 7, 2024, Mike Gleason’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Promises to maintain "integrity, transparency, and accountability" in office.

Plans "uphold the highest standards of integrity, transparency, and accountability." 

Supports the Jail-to-Jobs Program, which aims to employ inmates and prevent reoffending.

Supported the Jail-to-Jobs Program, which aims to employ inmates and prevent reoffending.

- Plans "uphold the highest standards of integrity, transparency, and accountability." 
- Supported the Jail-to-Jobs Program, which aims to employ inmates and prevent reoffending.

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