Commissioner Manny Ramirez is a native Texan and a life-long resident of Northwest Tarrant County. He is married to his high school sweetheart, Fabiola Ramirez. Together, they have three beautiful daughters, Sofia, Mia, and Penelope. Manny has earned a master’s degree in Business Administration from Texas Christian University (TCU) and is also a proud Alumnus of Tarleton State University and W.E. Boswell High School.

Manny Ramirez | Tarrant County

Education and Experience

Education 

Master of Business Administration, Texas Christian University
Bachelors, CJ Administration, Tarleton State University
Master Peace Officer, Texas Commission on Law Enforcement
Hostage Negotiator, Texas Commission on Law Enforcement
Firearms Instructor, Texas Commission on Law Enforcement

About Manny

Manny Ramirez is a native Texan and lifelong resident of Northwest Tarrant County. He earned a bachelor's degree from Tarleton State University and a master's degree in business administration from Texas Christian University. Manny is married to Fabiola Ramirez and has three daughters.

Commissioner Precinct 4 - Manny Ramirez - Tarrant County

Manny has over a decade of experience as a police officer.

Manny is the current Tarrant County Commissioner and was first elected in 2022.

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Tarrant County has been recognized as one of the fastest growing areas in the country and our precinct leads the way! As a result, we are laser focused on building and maintaining the infrastructure that our community needs as we grow into the 21st Century. We are prioritizing public safety, lowering the property tax burden on homeowners, and building roads and bridges that work for our residents. Simply put, we are getting the government out of the way so that our community can thrive.

Commissioner Precinct 4 - Manny Ramirez

Manny Ramirez is a steadfast fiscal conservative who believes that tax payers should not be beholden to their County government. Manny is staunchly opposed to taxpayer funded lobbying and was instrumental in helping the City of Fort Worth solve a $1.6 billion pension crisis without negatively impacting taxpayers. As your County Commissioner, Manny will ensure that the services that are provided are absolutely necessary.

The Issues

In the private sector, Manny has built, owned, and operated successful businesses, creating jobs and opportunities for hundreds of Texans. Manny knows that capitalism is the engine that drives our country and he is committed to cutting red-tape and helping our businesses thrive. Manny has dedicated his life to public service and understands the importance of conservative, common sense government.

Manny Ramirez for Tarrant County Commissioner

Prioritizes lowering property taxes for homeowners.

Is committed to reducing regulations for businesses.

- Prioritizes lowering property taxes for homeowners.
- Opposes taxpayer-funded lobbying.
- Is committed to reducing regulations for businesses.

Economy

The Tarrant County Commissioners Court is charged with financial oversight and operational governance of the Tarrant County Hospital District. This is a complex system that requires business acumen and strategic vision. Manny will work with our healthcare experts to increase transparency and operational efficiencies. Manny’s top priority will be to ensure the most responsible use of your tax dollars.

Plans to ensure that county services are necessary.

Plans to work with healthcare experts to increase transparency and operational efficiency in the county hospital district.

- Plans to ensure that county services are necessary.
- Plans to work with healthcare experts to increase transparency and operational efficiency in the county hospital district.

Public Services

Manny continues to promote projects that bring jobs and development to our area, not just rooftops. Manny will listen to the taxpayers and focus on improving our existing road systems to get ahead of our population growth.

Promotes development projects that bring jobs to the area.

- Promotes development projects that bring jobs to the area.

Housing & Urban Development

Manny is currently serving as Tarrant County Commissioner, representing more than 600,000 residents in Northwest Tarrant County. Since assuming office in January 2023, Manny has worked tirelessly to improve the lives of the North Texans he serves. He has helped craft the most fiscally conservative budget in Tarrant County history, slashing property taxes below the no-new revenue rate. He secured more than $500 million for transportation and infrastructure projects to build roads before rooftops. And Manny passed the largest increase to law enforcement salaries in Tarrant County history.

Providing for the safety and security of our citizens is the  most important responsibility of our government. Manny understands how a complex public safety system works and as your County Commissioner he has ensured that your Sheriff and District Attorney have the resources they need to keep our communities safe. Throughout Manny's first term in office he has provided historic investments in training  and personnel resources for the sheriffs office.

Passed the largest law-enforcement salary increase in Tarrant County history.

Passed the "largest increase" to law-enforcement salary in Tarrant County history.

Invested in sheriff's-office training and personnel resources during his first term.

- Passed the "largest increase" to law-enforcement salary in Tarrant County history.
- Invested in sheriff's-office training and personnel resources during his first term.

Public Safety

Tarrant County has been recognized as one of the fastest growing areas in the country and our precinct leads the way! As a result, we are laser focused on building and maintaining the infrastructure that our community needs as we grow into the 21st Century. We are prioritizing public safety, lowering the property tax burden on homeowners, and building roads and bridges that work for our residents.

Secured more than $500 million for transportation and infrastructure projects to build roads before housing development.

Secured "more than $500 million for transportation and infrastructure projects" to build roads before housing development.

Prioritizes building and maintaining infrastructure as the county grows.

- Secured "more than $500 million for transportation and infrastructure projects" to build roads before housing development.
- Prioritizes building and maintaining infrastructure as the county grows.

Transportation & Infrastructure

As of July 22, 2026, Manny Ramirez’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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- Prioritizes building and maintaining infrastructure as the county grows.

- Plans to work with healthcare experts to increase transparency and operational efficiency in the county hospital district.

- Invested in sheriff's-office training and personnel resources during his first term.

COMMISSIONER MANNY RAMIREZ BIOGRAPHY
Commissioner Manny Ramirez is a native Texan and a life-long resident of Northwest Tarrant County. He is married to his high school sweetheart, Fabiola Ramirez. Together, they have three beautiful daughters, Sofia, Mia, and Penelope. Manny has earned a master’s degree in Business Administration from Texas Christian University (TCU) and is also a proud Alumnus of Tarleton State University and W.E. Boswell High School.

Commissioner Manny Ramirez Biography

Manny Ramirez is a native Texan. He earned a master's degree in business administration from Texas Christian University. He is married to Fabiola Ramirez and has three daughters.

Manny is an experienced executive, small business owner, and police officer. Manny has been commissioned with the Fort Worth Police Department for more than 15 years as a Police Officer, Detective, and Sergeant. Over that time, his assignments included patrol officer, robbery detective, hostage negotiator and investigator for the United States Department of Homeland Security National Gang Unit. Most recently, Manny served as president of the Fort Worth Police Officers Association, an elected position in which he represented more than 1,700 police officers on the local, state, and national level.

Manny is a small-business owner and a police officer with the Fort Worth Police Department. He has also served as a detective and sergeant with the department.

Manny is currently serving as Tarrant County Commissioner, representing more than 600,000 residents in Northwest Tarrant County. Since assuming office in January 2023, Manny has worked tirelessly to improve the lives of the North Texans he serves.

Manny currently serves as a Tarrant County commissioner and assumed office in January 2023.

In the private sector, Manny has built, owned, and operated successful businesses, creating jobs and opportunities for hundreds of Texans. Manny knows that capitalism is the engine that drives our country and he is committed to cutting red-tape and helping our businesses thrive.

Since assuming office in January 2023, Manny has worked tirelessly to improve the lives of the North Texans he serves. He has helped craft the most fiscally conservative budget in Tarrant County history, slashing property taxes below the no-new revenue rate. He secured more than $500 million for transportation and infrastructure projects to build roads before rooftops. And Manny passed the largest increase to law enforcement salaries in Tarrant County history.

Committed to cutting regulatory barriers to help businesses thrive.

As a county commissioner, helped craft a budget that reduced property taxes below the no-new-revenue rate.

- Committed to cutting regulatory barriers to help businesses thrive.
- As a county commissioner, helped craft a budget that reduced property taxes below the no-new-revenue rate.

He has helped craft the most fiscally conservative budget in Tarrant County history, slashing property taxes below the no-new revenue rate. He secured more than $500 million for transportation and infrastructure projects to build roads before rooftops. And Manny passed the largest increase to law enforcement salaries in Tarrant County history.

As a county commissioner, passed an increase in law-enforcement salaries.

- As a county commissioner, passed an increase in law-enforcement salaries.

“There are multiple tracts of land for sale — all of them are going to be housing developments,” Ramirez said. "The focus is on getting as much infrastructure in place as possible before the rooftops come. We call the plan 'roads before rooftops.' If we do that, we don't have to play catch up."

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He also says he kept the cost down by utilizing existing county employees for the project.

“We know the more we invest in the roadways around here, the safer the community is going to be and the easier it's going to be to get around,” Ramirez said.

Prioritizes building road infrastructure before anticipated housing development and says roadway investment improves safety and mobility.

- Prioritizes building road infrastructure before anticipated housing development and says roadway investment improves safety and mobility.

Manny is a Tarrant County Commissioner for District 4. He works at the Tarrant County Commissioners’ Office. He previously worked at the Fort Worth Police Department for more than a decade, serving as a patrol officer, gang enforcement officer, hostage negotiator, robbery detective, and sergeant. He also led the Fort Worth Police Officers Association, where he managed a multi-million-dollar budget and directed the Fort Worth Committee for Public Safety. In the private sector, he built, owned, and operated successful businesses that created jobs and opportunities for hundreds of Texans.

As a county commissioner, passed "the largest increase to law enforcement salaries in Tarrant County history."

Secured over $500 million for transportation and infrastructure projects.

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- 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.