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.

Public Safety

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.

Jail Management

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

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Matthew Lindemann

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

As a Texas Ranger, conducted investigations of officer-involved shootings, public integrity, homicides, kidnappings, and assaults.

Supports strong community relationships in law enforcement, as demonstrated by his service in the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) and promotion to Sergeant in the Texas Ranger Division.

As a Texas Ranger, was part of the Texas Ranger Reconnaissance Team and conducted missions at the Texas-Mexico border to apprehend undocumented immigrants.

Served on the Governor's Protective Detail for Governor Rick Perry's presidential campaign.

Believes in protecting vulnerable populations.

Supports the Texas Ranger Public Integrity Unit, which investigates criminal activity and corruption among public officials, law enforcement officers, and other individuals who hold public office or public employment in Texas.

Believes that "keeping our county a safe place to live, work, and raise a family is personal to me," and plans to continue his 38 years of service to Williamson County in law enforcement.

Believes in preventing future failed state jail inspections.

Believes in collaborating with agencies of all sizes to enhance community safety and jail management.

Supports strong criminal justice policies, as evidenced by his tenure as Milam County & District Attorney.

Supports the Williamson County District Attorney's Office's efforts to reduce crime and improve public safety.

Matthew Lindemann was born and raised in Bartlett, Texas. He attended the Central Texas Regional Police Academy in Killeen. He has been married to M'Lissa for 33 years, and they have two children and two grandchildren.

Matthew Lindemann has served as the Precinct 3 Constable since late 2021 and is the current President of the Former Texas Rangers Association. He retired as a Lieutenant in the Texas Ranger Division after 28 years and worked as an investigator with the Williamson County District Attorney’s Office. He started his career as a corrections officer and deputy sheriff at the Williamson County Sheriff’s Office and later joined the Texas Department of Public Safety as a state trooper.

Matthew Lindemann has served as the Precinct 3 Constable since late 2021 and is the current President of the Former Texas Rangers Association. He is running for Williamson County Sheriff as the Republican nominee.