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Williamson County Commissioner, Precinct 4

Consists of four County Commissioners (a judge also sits on this court). Together, they adopt the county budget and property tax rate, approve county spending and contracts, set employee pay and benefits, maintain county buildings and facilities, and oversee county operations and services.

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    Russ Boles
    (Rep)

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    Harmon Rhea
    (Dem)

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    Tish Flores (WI)
    (W-I)

Biographical Information

Qualifications: What specific training and experience prepared you for this position?

Social Services: How can the Commissioner’s Court improve services for the unhoused, the elderly, the mentally ill, people with addictions, and other vulnerable community members?

Infrastructure: How should the Commissioners Court improve infrastructure to better support quality living and business conditions in the county?

Regional Cooperation: How do you plan to work with other jurisdictions on issues such as water, emergency services, disaster management, planning, and other issues that affect multiple jurisdictions?

Affordability: How can the Commissioner’s Court improve affordability in areas such as food, housing, healthcare, transportation, and mobility?

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Campaign Website http://Tishflores.com
The combination of nonprofit financial mgmt., real estate expertise, corporate experience, and public education equips me to manage Wilco County’s rapid growth while preserving fiscal accountability.
The Commissioners Court can improve care by expanding 24/7 Mobile Outreach Teams, investing in specialty diversion courts, strengthening Bluebonnet Trails partnerships, and increasing senior transport.
To maintain high quality of living and support strong business conditions, the Williamson County Commissioners Court must focus on proactive, balanced, and sustainable infrastructure management that keeps pace with rapid regional growth.
Jurisdictional boundaries must not become barriers to effective governance. The Commissioners Court must prioritize proactive intergovernmental collaboration across five key pillars.Regional Water Security & Environmental Protections Emergency Services & First Responder Readiness Unified Disaster Management & Flood Resilience Synchronized Transportation & Land-Use Planning Intergmntl Transperancy
Rapid regional growth in Williamson County has increased cost-of-living pressures for working families, seniors, and low-income residents. While the Commissioners Court does not set retail prices or municipal utility rates, it controls key levers in county taxation, infrastructure planning, grant funding allocations, and intergovernmental partnerships to improve affordability. By combining fiscal discipline at the county level with targeted investments in essential health, housing, and mobility services, the Commissioners Court can ease everyday financial burdens for all residents across Precinct 4 and Williamson County.
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