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Warren Howell is from Harris County, Texas. He is married to his wife, Dr. Paula Howell. He has lived in the Spring Branch neighborhood for over 40 years.

Warren A. Howell is from Harris County, Texas. He is married to his wife, Dr. Paula Howell. He has lived in the Spring Branch neighborhood for over 40 years.

Warren is the president and owner of Employers Risk Insurance. He previously worked as a partner at Beckner-Howell Building Corp. and led a local manufacturing company that produces roofing products. He is an Air Force veteran.

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Warren previously ran for Harris County judge in 2022 but did not win. He is currently a businessman.

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Supports balanced budgets, increased funding for public safety, and addressing homelessness, while advocating for the removal of property tax burdens from senior citizens and veterans.

Supports balanced budgets, increased funding for public safety, and addressing homelessness.

Advocates for the removal of property tax burdens from senior citizens and veterans.

Advocates for aggressive fiscal reform, including the creation of a "Department of County Efficiency (DOCE)" to audit county contracts and eliminate bureaucratic bloat.

Supports the elimination of the Department of Administration

- Supports balanced budgets, increased funding for public safety, and addressing homelessness.
- Advocates for the removal of property tax burdens from senior citizens and veterans.
- Advocates for aggressive fiscal reform, including the creation of a "Department of County Efficiency (DOCE)" to audit county contracts and eliminate bureaucratic bloat.
- Supports the elimination of the Department of Administration

Economy

Supports placing a a cap on county employee salaries.

- Supports placing a a cap on county employee salaries.

Public Services

Emphasizes balanced budgets, increased funding for the sheriff’s department, and addressing homelessness as part of a public safety platform.

Advocates for increased funding for the Harris County Sheriff's Department.

Believes that hiring for county positions should be strictly merit-based and opposes policies centered on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI).

Advocates for canceling burglar alarm fees for residents and commercial property.

- Advocates for increased funding for the Harris County Sheriff's Department.
- Believes that hiring for county positions should be strictly merit-based and opposes policies centered on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI).
- Advocates for canceling burglar alarm fees for residents and commercial property.

Public Safety

Proposes creating a "pot-hole wall of shame" to hold county officials accountable for the quality and speed of road maintenance.

- Proposes creating a "pot-hole wall of shame" to hold county officials accountable for the quality and speed of road maintenance.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Education

Supports partnerships with other states to provide long-term support for individuals struggling with addiction or mental illness.

- Supports partnerships with other states to provide long-term support for individuals struggling with addiction or mental illness.

Public Health

Supports a long-term infrastructure plan that prioritizes flood mitigation and the repair of county roads and bridges.

Critical of the rapid expansion of high-energy-demand facilities, such as data centers and cryptocurrency mining operations, citing their potential impact on the reliability of the electrical grid.

- Supports a long-term infrastructure plan that prioritizes flood mitigation and the repair of county roads and bridges.
- Critical of the rapid expansion of high-energy-demand facilities, such as data centers and cryptocurrency mining operations, citing their potential impact on the reliability of the electrical grid.

Energy & the Environment

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Warren Howell is from Harris County, Texas. He is married to his wife, Dr. Paula Howell. He has lived in the Shadow Oaks neighborhood of Spring Branch for over 40 years.

Warren is the president and owner of Employers Risk Insurance. He previously worked as a partner at Beckner-Howell Building Corp. and led a local manufacturing company that produced roofing products. He is an Air Force veteran.

Warren previously ran for Harris County judge in 2022 but did not win. He is running again in 2026.

Emphasizes balanced budgets, increased funding for the sheriff’s department, and addressing homelessness.

Warren Howell is from Harris County, Texas. He is an Air Force veteran. He has lived in Spring Branch for over 40 years. He and his wife, Dr. Paula Howell, have been married for more than 40 years.

Warren previously ran for Harris County judge in 2022 but did not win. 

Warren Howell is from Harris County, Texas. He is married to his wife, Dr. Paula Howell. He has lived in the Spring Branch neighborhood for over 40 years. 

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As a partner in Beckner-Howell Building Corp., Howell built a reputation for quality results and later led a manufacturing company before transitioning into the insurance industry.

Serves as President of the Shadow Oaks Civic Association, representing over 1,000 homes in Spring Branch.