Last year, County Progress asked a group of county officials to share why they ran for office. Their responses reflect a desire to serve, a fondness for their constituents (a.k.a. friends and neighbors), and a commitment to quality of life. “I was raised in a household that believes in the motto of Service Above Self, and I wanted to give back and make Chambers County the … [Read more...] about Happy New Year! Time to Set Those County Resolutions
County Judges and Commissioners Association of Texas
Above and Beyond
CJCAT Convenes in Galveston for Annual Conference
Nearly 300 County Judges and Commissioners convened in Galveston for the 103rd Annual Conference of the County Judges and Commissioners Association of Texas, where officials discussed the latest issues affecting grassroots government. Keynote speaker Alex Weber, television host and competitor on American Ninja Warrior, opened the four-day meeting with multiple references to … [Read more...] about Above and Beyond
CJCAT Welcomes President Kirk Frye
Rooted in Service: A Commitment to County Government
Hello! My name is Kirk Frye, and I’m honored to step into the role of president of the County Judges and Commissioners Association of Texas. My goal is simple: to listen, to lead, and to stand with you as we face today’s challenges together. As a lifelong resident of Parmer County, my roots in Texas run deep, and so does my passion for service. I was raised just outside of … [Read more...] about CJCAT Welcomes President Kirk Frye
Conference Agendas Designed With Takeaways in Mind
County officials serving as your Association officers work throughout the year to prepare and fully develop agendas for upcoming education conferences. County Progress is privileged to attend and report on every meeting of the County Judges and Commissioners Association of Texas and the regional associations. For the last several years, we have developed and published a running … [Read more...] about Conference Agendas Designed With Takeaways in Mind
County Resolutions
Last year, County Progress asked a group of county officials to share why they ran for office. The responses reflect a desire to serve, a fondness for their constituents (a.k.a. friends and neighbors), and a commitment to quality of life. “I have always had a compassion for serving my community and helping bring about positive change while putting to use the knowledge of … [Read more...] about County Resolutions