 Harmon Rhea is a longtime resident of Williamson Countya longtime resident of Williamson County

HARMON RHEA FOR WILLIAMSON COUNTY COMMISSIONER PRECINCT 4

**A Strong Voice for Precinct 4**

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Harmon Rhea is a business owner, and a longtime resident of Williamson County running for County Commissioner, Precinct 4.

Harmon Rhea for Williamson County Commissioner Precinct 4

2026 Texas General Election

**Fiscal Responsibility** 

Transparent budgeting, efficient use of taxpayer dollars, and opposition to wasteful spending.

**Economic Opportunity** 

Support small businesses like my own, attract good-paying jobs, and promote local economic development that benefits all residents.

Supports transparent budgeting, efficient use of taxpayer dollars, and opposition to wasteful spending.

Supports small businesses, attracting good-paying jobs, and local economic development.

- Supports transparent budgeting, efficient use of taxpayer dollars, and opposition to wasteful spending.
- Supports small businesses, attracting good-paying jobs, and local economic development.

Economy

**Education & Family Services** 

Strong partnerships with our excellent school districts. Prioritize family resources, parks, libraries, and programs that support children and seniors.

Prioritizes partnerships with school districts, family resources, parks, libraries, and programs for children and seniors.

- Prioritizes partnerships with school districts, family resources, parks, libraries, and programs for children and seniors.

Public Services

**Affordable Housing & Cost of Living** 

Address housing affordability so working families and young professionals can stay in Williamson County. I support balanced policies that increase supply while protecting property values.

Supports policies that increase housing supply while protecting property values.

- Supports policies that increase housing supply while protecting property values.

Housing & Urban Development

**Public Safety & First Responders** 

Strong support for law enforcement, fire departments, and emergency services. I will work to ensure our communities remain safe places to live, work, and raise families.

Supports law enforcement, fire departments, and emergency services.

- Supports law enforcement, fire departments, and emergency services.

Public Safety

**Responsible Growth & Infrastructure** 

Williamson County is booming. I will advocate for smart development that preserves our neighborhoods while improving roads, water/sewer systems, and public facilities to handle growth without overburdening taxpayers.

Advocates for development that preserves neighborhoods and improves roads, water and sewer systems, and public facilities without overburdening taxpayers.

- Advocates for development that preserves neighborhoods and improves roads, water and sewer systems, and public facilities without overburdening taxpayers.

Transportation & Infrastructure

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

Energy & the Environment

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Harmon Rhea

Harmon Rhea is a business owner and a longtime resident of Williamson County.

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Supports small businesses, and wants to attract "good-paying jobs" and promote local economic development.

Supports "transparent budgeting, efficient use of taxpayer dollars, and opposition to wasteful spending."

Supports prioritizing family resources, parks, libraries, and programs that support children and seniors.

Supports addressing housing affordability to help working families and young professionals remain in Williamson County, and supports balanced policies that increase housing supply while protecting property values.

Supports strong law enforcement, fire departments, and emergency services.

Supports "smart development" that preserves neighborhoods while improving infrastructure to manage growth without overburdening taxpayers.

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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.