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Llano County Commissioners Court Precinct 4 (2026-03-03)

A county commissioner in the state of Texas is elected to the County Commissioners Court to conduct the general business of the county. The Court consists of the county judge who is elected at-large and four commissioners who are elected by geographical precinct. Each commissioner is typically responsible for building and maintaining county roads and bridges with the precinct. The term of office is four years.Duties: adopts the county budget and the county tax rate; approves all budgeted purchases of the county; sets all salaries and benefits for county employees; authorizes all county contracts; provides and maintains all county buildings and facilities; and fills vacancies in elective and appointed county offices.

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    Leila Green Little
    (Dem)

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    Robert Little
    (Rep)

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    Jerry Don Moss
    (Rep)

Biographical Information

What training and experience qualifies you to serve as the Llano County Commissioner for Precinct 4?

What is your experience working with budgets the size of the Llano County budget?

Do you feel the budget for Llano County is adequate for the needs of the county? Explain.

What are your top three priorities, if elected as the County Commissioner for Precinct 4?

How do you plan to address your priorities within the scope of your duties per the Texas Constitution?

Candidate is unopposed in the Primary election
Candidate is unopposed in the Primary election
Candidate is unopposed in the Primary election
Candidate is unopposed in the Primary election
Candidate is unopposed in the Primary election
My 20 years of experience in business and finance provide me with an informed perspective and insight into our county budget. I am a 2001 graduate of Llano High School and a 2005 graduate of Texas Tech University.
In addition to managing millions of dollars of client assets as a financial advisor, I manage the finances of 3 companies with a cumulative annual budget of around 5 million dollars.
The budget is adequate, but it’s certainly misallocated. I’d advocate for increasing the money spent on human capital while identifying areas for cost savings in equipment and technology sectors.
a. I’d make a motion and advocate during the budget workshop to reduce county commissioners’ pay to match the median full-time county employee salary. Commissioners shouldn’t make more than twice what other county employees make. b. I’d make a motion and advocate during the budget workshop to increase base pay for the other full-time county employees that earn below the median salary. All of our county employees work hard every day for us, and they should be compensated fairly. c. I’d advocate for and spearhead efforts to create a hospital district tax to support our local hospital.
These priorities will be addressed in public commissioners’ court meetings, and fall within the scope of duties of a county commissioner. I will adhere to the Texas Open Meetings Act, and will not participate in walking quorums. I will have regular public office hours, during which time any constituent may come discuss concerns in person with me. I’d make it a priority to read and answer my county emails, and work squarely within the confines of my role as a commissioner.
I have over 400 hours of continuing education through the Texas Association of Counties and have served as Llano County Commissioner for more than 19 years. I have participated in approximately 475 Commissioners Court meetings. My experience give me a strong understanding of Texas Law, county government, and responsible stewardship of taxpayer dollars.
I have worked on 19 county budgets during my 19 years as commissioner. I work closely with department heads and elected officials to ensure taxpayer money is spent wisely, conservatively, and only where necessary. My goal has always been to fund essential services without waste.
I do not believe the Llano County budget is inflated. Llano County provides necessary services while maintaining one of the lowest tax rates in the State of Texas. This reflects fiscal discipline, conservative budgeting, and respect for the taxpayer.
1. Protect the taxpayer by continuing conservative budgeting and maintain a low tax rate. 2. Support county employees with fair pay and strong benefits so we can keep experienced, dependable workers. 3. Maintain and improve county roads, using taxpayer dollars efficiently and responsibly.
I believe in limited government and following the Texas Constitution. My priorities fall squarely within the lawful duties of a County Commissioner, and I will continue to govern with integrity, transparency, and respect for the rule of law.