Kyle Greenwood is a longtime Brazos County resident, Texas A&M graduate, and local business owner who believes leadership should be practical, honest, and grounded in real life and not political games. He’s an independent-minded problem solver with a builder’s mindset: do the homework, ask the hard questions, and follow through.
Kyle has spent his career creating American-made products and leading teams with accountability and results. That real-world experience shapes how he approaches public service: respect people’s property, be transparent with taxpayer dollars, and make decisions that stand up to common sense.
Kyle and his wife of 25 years, Beverly, are both Texas A&M graduates and the parents of three children they have (or are currently) homeschooling -an aspiring writer, an aspiring firefighter, and a dedicated horsewoman. Their family owns and operates BMI Defense Systems, BMI Law Enforcement, and Black Mountain All Terrain.
To Brazos County Citizens -
Planning for the pace and scale of growth in Brazos County Precinct 2 is vital. With real community involvement, we can preserve the rural character that makes this place special - the very reason so many of us chose to live here - while ensuring Brazos County remains a strong, thriving community that new families are proud to call home.
Citizen participation stopped the Inner East Loop. The No East Loop movement proved what happens when neighbors show up, speak plainly, and stay persistent, even when we were the underdogs taking on a project that seemed unstoppable. That experience is what motivates me to keep serving the people I’ve fought alongside this past year because, let’s all say it together: Citizenship Requires Participation.
I’m not a politician, and I’ve never run for public office. I'm just a guy whose life was interrupted by an unexpected highway project. I’m also a businessman with a degree in Agricultural Economics from Texas A&M. I’ve built and grown businesses through hard work, sacrifice, and perseverance, including our current company, which manufactures 100% American made products for the United States military and law enforcement agencies. I understand budgets, accountability, and what it takes to deliver results.
I am the only candidate in this race who does not have an endorsement from another politician. I think that should tell voters something: I’m not running to join a political circle. I’m running to answer to the people who live here.
As you consider your choice, ask yourself: What were the other candidates doing before they decided to run for office? And what real world experience do they have that shows they can responsibly manage your tax dollars? This job requires more than good intentions. It requires proven judgment, steady leadership, and the willingness to make hard decisions - and explain them clearly.
Above all, I strive to be a good steward of what God has entrusted to me - my time, talents, and resources. It would be an honor to serve Brazos County and help steward this place we call home, bringing a practical, transparent, common sense approach to local government.
God Bless,
Business Leadership & Accountability
Kyle is a successful small business owner, with over 20 years of experience running his manufacturing facility. He has managed hundreds of employees and successfully handled multi-million-dollar government contracts.
This demonstrates his ability to:
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Manage large budgets and contracts with accountability
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Solve real-world problems with innovative solutions
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Protect taxpayer dollars, just as he has protected his own business assets
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2010 Department of Defense Mentor-Protégé Award Nunn-Perry Award with BAE Systems (USCS)
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2011 #2 on the Aggie 100 fastest growing A&M Alumni-Owned Business
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2012 Brazos Valley BBB Torch Award for Marketplace Ethics - Listen to the Ceremony - Read the Article
"They maintain a standard of ethical excellence unmatched by any other company I know...
and is directed by a team that exemplifies the best traits
of family, business and community leadership."
LtGen Jeff Oster, United States Marine Corps (retired)
Problem Solving Skills
Kyle’s background in military contracting and innovation shows he can solve complex problems and deliver results. As the developer of the world’s first turret gunner seating and restraint system, he faced early resistance and major business setbacks, but he didn’t quit. His life saving equipment was initially rejected, then later adopted, and is now used across all branches of the U.S. military and by many NATO partners.
Kyle has also successfully negotiated and delivered contracts not only with the Department of Defense, but with law enforcement divisions within the Departments of State, Justice, and Homeland Security.
He has led through adversity and faced difficult decisions, which translates directly into how he will approach county issues like road repair, smart growth, and budget management.
Service-First Values
Kyle believes in serving others. Whether it’s supporting a friend going to war, traveling overseas to build schools, churches and drill water wells, or fighting for neighbors against the threat of eminent domain, he has demonstrated a long track record of service both at home and abroad.
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He doesn’t just see public service as a job, it’s a calling.
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Public service should not be about politics; it should be about meeting the needs of the people, protecting what matters most to them, and making tough decisions.
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Patriot Award recipient; major donor to Fisher House builds at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, Bethesda, MD, and Brooke Army Medical Center, San Antonio, TX
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Major donor to Military Ministry, a division of CRU, and Executive Committee member
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Operation Homefront brigade donor of over 29,000 backpacks made for military children by BMI Defense
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Established donor advised fund for the Community Foundation of the Brazos Valley
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Established scholarship funds for Texas A&M Foundation benefitting the Corps of Cadets
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Major donor for rural Christian school build located in the Limpopo Province in South Africa
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Donor to Team Fisher House running team benefitting Fisher House
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Member of Grace Bible Church, College Station, TX
Fiscal Responsibility & Growth
Kyle brings decades of experience managing budgets and government contracts. He understands that every decision has a cost, and taxpayers deserve clear, honest answers before a vote is cast, not after.
That same discipline guides his approach to growth. Kyle supports responsible development that protects property rights, preserves quality of life in rural communities and neighborhoods, and ensures roads, drainage, and county services can keep pace.
Growth should pay its own way, not shift costs onto the families already living here. With real community input and thoughtful planning, Brazos County can grow in a way that works for today’s families and the next generation.
Proven Record of Innovations
With over 25 patents to his name, Kyle is an innovative thinker and a problem solver. This mindset will help him tackle the complex challenges of county government, from infrastructure needs to tax management.
He has demonstrated the ability to influence positive change through leadership of the No East Loop advocacy effort, even when met with resistance, something crucial for local government leadership.
Dedicated to the Rural Way of Life
Kyle understands the unique needs of rural communities because he has lived near Steep Hollow for more than 20 years while Beverly's family were longtime residents of Elmo Weedon Road. Together, Kyle and Beverly have raised thoroughbred and appendix-bred sport horses on their ranch. Kyle's childhood included time spent on family cattle ranches in Yoakum, Tilden, and Liberty Hill while Beverly spent 10 years on her family's cattle and goat ranch outside of Sonora.
Kyle is committed to preserving the rural lifestyle by ensuring local farmers and ranchers are protected and respected. This includes inviting rural communities within Brazos County to participate in the conversations that directly affect their areas. Living near Bryan/College Station should be a benefit, not a detriment, to Wixon Valley and Kurten.
He wants to make sure that property rights are respected, and community growth is balanced with preserving the peaceful, rural character of the county.
Kyle Greenwood
Grassroots Grown
Servant
LEADERSHIP
2026