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Potter - County Commissioner Precinct 4

A County Commissioner has broad policy-making authority as a member of the County's Commissioners Court, and oversees services in his or her precinct such as road and bridge maintenance and construction. The board of commissioners functions as the county's primary legislative and policy-making body. Most boards also control county land usage, oversee environmental issues, and possess executive powers, meaning they have the authority to appoint or remove departmental heads.

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    Warren Coble, Sr.
    (Dem)

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    Timothy Gassaway
    (Dem)

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    Jose Perez
    (Rep)

Biographical Information

What education, experience, and background qualify you for this position?

In your own words, explain the goals, responsibilities, and limitations of this position?

Name the top three issues that you believe should be addressed by this office? How would you address them?

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Campaign Mailing Address 2715 Palm St
Amarillo , TEXAS 79107
I have worked in law enforcement and public service for 8 years now and I do not plan on stopping now.
Potter County Commissioner's exists to serve the people by providing responsible, leadership and effective oversight of the county. My goals are to set sound policies, provide a balance budget and ensure County services, appropriate efficiently and within the law.
I believe three important issues this office should address are improving street lighting, maintaining cleaner neighborhoods, and strengthening law enforcement presence.
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