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The I-14 conversation continues tomorrow in Bryan.

TxDOT will hold an open house to share the conceptual alternative routes being considered for the I-14 Central Texas Corridor Study, including Loop I-214.

If you live, work, own property, or have a stake in the future of our community, I encourage you to attend, review the routes, ask questions, and make your voice heard.

📍 Legends Event Center, Bryan
• Tuesday, August 18
• 4:30–6:30 PM

These decisions will have a lasting impact on our region. Stay informed. Stay engaged. Show up and participate.

🔗 https://www.txdot.gov/projects/hearings-meetings/bryan/2026/i14-central-texas-corridor-study-081126.html

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🔗 https://gis.rsandh.com/portal/apps/instant/reporter/index.html?appid=72b6e2f3b6994e1f9953f8da06143ef3

The I-14 conversation continues tomorrow in Bryan.

TxDOT will hold an open house to share the conceptual alternative routes being considered for the I-14 Central Texas Corridor Study, including Loop I-214.

If you live, work, own property, or have a stake in the future of our community, I encourage you to attend, review the routes, ask questions, and make your voice heard.

📍 Legends Event Center, Bryan
• Tuesday, August 18
• 4:30–6:30 PM

These decisions will have a lasting impact on our region. Stay informed. Stay engaged. Show up and participate.

🔗 https://www.txdot.gov/projects/hearings-meetings/bryan/2026/i14-central-texas-corridor-study-081126.html

GIS Map
🔗 https://gis.rsandh.com/portal/apps/instant/reporter/index.html?appid=72b6e2f3b6994e1f9953f8da06143ef3

What a great night for a great cause supporting @bryan.isd!

Bev and I really enjoyed the @bisd.foundation Hometown Reunion last night.
This event has become an impressive fundraiser for Bryan ISD. Last year alone, Hometown Reunion raised more than $325,000 to support students and educators across the district.

A big thank you to Sarah Braden, Tamara Wingfield, event chairs Brittany McBride and Bless Stennis, the Foundation board, sponsors, volunteers, and everyone who put in the work to make last night happen.

And the “Hometown Reunion” name was especially fitting for Beverly. She went to Bryan High and caught up with many classmates. It was fun for her to see old friends. What a great community we are blessed to live in and see so many of them still giving back to Bryan ISD. She is still my photographer so my apologies that I never get her in a picture. I will get better at that. 🙂

Who all had fun dancing to Diamond Rio?

#BISD #bryanisd #bryantexas #childrenfirstalways #bisdhometownreunion

What a great night for a great cause supporting @bryan.isd!

Bev and I really enjoyed the @bisd.foundation Hometown Reunion last night.
This event has become an impressive fundraiser for Bryan ISD. Last year alone, Hometown Reunion raised more than $325,000 to support students and educators across the district.

A big thank you to Sarah Braden, Tamara Wingfield, event chairs Brittany McBride and Bless Stennis, the Foundation board, sponsors, volunteers, and everyone who put in the work to make last night happen.

And the “Hometown Reunion” name was especially fitting for Beverly. She went to Bryan High and caught up with many classmates. It was fun for her to see old friends. What a great community we are blessed to live in and see so many of them still giving back to Bryan ISD. She is still my photographer so my apologies that I never get her in a picture. I will get better at that. 🙂

Who all had fun dancing to Diamond Rio?

#BISD #bryanisd #bryantexas #childrenfirstalways #bisdhometownreunion

The proposed I-14 alignments have been published, and there is a lot to take in.

For some, this represents needed infrastructure and an opportunity to prepare for the growth coming to our region. For others, these maps represent something much more personal. They may represent a home, a farm, a ranch, a business, or land that has been in a family for generations.

Those are real concerns, and I take them very seriously.

Brazos County is growing. We can’t ignore that, and we shouldn’t. Our responsibility is to prepare for the future and make sure our infrastructure can support the community we are becoming.

But preparing for growth doesn’t mean we stop valuing the people, property, and communities that made this a great place to live in the first place.

A line on a map may look simple, especially when it doesn’t run close to your property. What that line represents for a landowner is anything but simple. I know what it feels like to have “a line on the map” running right through the middle of my own property.

That’s why this process deserves our attention.

TxDOT is holding a public meeting in Bryan on Tuesday, August 18 at Legends Event Center and asking for input from the community. We need to show up and make sure they hear from us.

Look at the proposed alignments. Attend the meeting. Ask the TxDOT representatives questions. Submit your comments by September 10.

If you support I-14, say so. If you oppose it, say so. If you believe an alignment should be moved, explain why. Don’t assume someone else will speak for you.

As your future County Commissioner, I will stay engaged in this process. I will ask the hard questions, push for transparency, and make sure the process is followed. I will continue to stand up for the property rights and interests of the people I represent.

Decisions about the future of Brazos County deserve the involvement of the people who live, work, own property, and raise their families here.

Make sure your voice is part of the process.

Tuesday, August 18
5:30–7:30 PM
Legends Event Center

🔗 https://www.txdot.gov/projects/hearings-meetings/bryan/2026/i14-central-texas-corridor-study-081126.html

The proposed I-14 alignments have been published, and there is a lot to take in.

For some, this represents needed infrastructure and an opportunity to prepare for the growth coming to our region. For others, these maps represent something much more personal. They may represent a home, a farm, a ranch, a business, or land that has been in a family for generations.

Those are real concerns, and I take them very seriously.

Brazos County is growing. We can’t ignore that, and we shouldn’t. Our responsibility is to prepare for the future and make sure our infrastructure can support the community we are becoming.

But preparing for growth doesn’t mean we stop valuing the people, property, and communities that made this a great place to live in the first place.

A line on a map may look simple, especially when it doesn’t run close to your property. What that line represents for a landowner is anything but simple. I know what it feels like to have “a line on the map” running right through the middle of my own property.

That’s why this process deserves our attention.

TxDOT is holding a public meeting in Bryan on Tuesday, August 18 at Legends Event Center and asking for input from the community. We need to show up and make sure they hear from us.

Look at the proposed alignments. Attend the meeting. Ask the TxDOT representatives questions. Submit your comments by September 10.

If you support I-14, say so. If you oppose it, say so. If you believe an alignment should be moved, explain why. Don’t assume someone else will speak for you.

As your future County Commissioner, I will stay engaged in this process. I will ask the hard questions, push for transparency, and make sure the process is followed. I will continue to stand up for the property rights and interests of the people I represent.

Decisions about the future of Brazos County deserve the involvement of the people who live, work, own property, and raise their families here.

Make sure your voice is part of the process.

Tuesday, August 18
5:30–7:30 PM
Legends Event Center

🔗 https://www.txdot.gov/projects/hearings-meetings/bryan/2026/i14-central-texas-corridor-study-081126.html

Yesterday, I had the opportunity to sit down with Chad Bohne, District Engineer for TxDOT’s Bryan District. We talked about transportation, growth, current projects, and some of the opportunities and challenges facing Brazos County.

One topic we discussed was I-14. If you’re interested in learning more, TxDOT will host a Public Engagement Meeting on Tuesday, August 18, from 4:30-6:30 p.m. at Legends Event Center in Bryan. I encourage anyone interested in the project to attend. I’ll continue sharing updates here as more information becomes available.

I believe good leadership starts with showing up, asking questions, and building relationships with the people doing the work. Meetings like this help build trust, strengthen communication, and create opportunities to work together on the issues that matter most to Brazos County.

I’m grateful for the opportunity to keep learning, listening, and preparing to serve.

Yesterday, I had the opportunity to sit down with Chad Bohne, District Engineer for TxDOT’s Bryan District. We talked about transportation, growth, current projects, and some of the opportunities and challenges facing Brazos County.

One topic we discussed was I-14. If you’re interested in learning more, TxDOT will host a Public Engagement Meeting on Tuesday, August 18, from 4:30-6:30 p.m. at Legends Event Center in Bryan. I encourage anyone interested in the project to attend. I’ll continue sharing updates here as more information becomes available.

I believe good leadership starts with showing up, asking questions, and building relationships with the people doing the work. Meetings like this help build trust, strengthen communication, and create opportunities to work together on the issues that matter most to Brazos County.

I’m grateful for the opportunity to keep learning, listening, and preparing to serve.

Beverly and I enjoyed attending the Hispanic Forum of Bryan/College Station’s 28th Annual Scholarship Gala last night.

Congratulations to this year’s scholarship recipients, and thank you to the Hispanic Forum and everyone who makes these opportunities possible for students across the Brazos Valley.

Beverly and I enjoyed attending the Hispanic Forum of Bryan/College Station’s 28th Annual Scholarship Gala last night.

Congratulations to this year’s scholarship recipients, and thank you to the Hispanic Forum and everyone who makes these opportunities possible for students across the Brazos Valley.

Last night, we enjoyed a great evening in Kurten celebrating America’s 250th birthday with friends, neighbors, and community leaders.

It was nice catching up with Kurten Mayor Chris Court, former Mayor Ronnie Vitulli, and so many familiar faces. Events like this are a reminder that strong communities are built by people who show up, volunteer, and invest in one another.

Thank you to everyone who helped make this celebration such a success! 🇺🇸

Last night, we enjoyed a great evening in Kurten celebrating America’s 250th birthday with friends, neighbors, and community leaders.

It was nice catching up with Kurten Mayor Chris Court, former Mayor Ronnie Vitulli, and so many familiar faces. Events like this are a reminder that strong communities are built by people who show up, volunteer, and invest in one another.

Thank you to everyone who helped make this celebration such a success! 🇺🇸

Today, we proudly celebrate 250 years of American independence and the enduring principles of freedom, faith, and community.

I’m proud to call Brazos County home and honored by the opportunity to serve as your Commissioner-Elect for Precinct 2. I look forward to working every day to help preserve the values that make our community such a special place to live, work, and raise a family.

Wishing you and your family a safe and happy Independence Day.

God bless Brazos County, and God bless the United States of America. 🇺🇸

Today, we proudly celebrate 250 years of American independence and the enduring principles of freedom, faith, and community.

I’m proud to call Brazos County home and honored by the opportunity to serve as your Commissioner-Elect for Precinct 2. I look forward to working every day to help preserve the values that make our community such a special place to live, work, and raise a family.

Wishing you and your family a safe and happy Independence Day.

God bless Brazos County, and God bless the United States of America. 🇺🇸

For the first time in a long time, Bev and I are taking a moment to slow down a little.

We’re stepping away for a break after a busy campaign season and are looking forward to returning refreshed and ready for what’s ahead.

While we’re away, this page, campaign email, and phone will continue to be monitored by staff.

Thank you again, Brazos County. The support, encouragement, and kindness shown throughout this campaign has meant more than we can say.

See y’all soon…

For the first time in a long time, Bev and I are taking a moment to slow down a little.

We’re stepping away for a break after a busy campaign season and are looking forward to returning refreshed and ready for what’s ahead.

While we’re away, this page, campaign email, and phone will continue to be monitored by staff.

Thank you again, Brazos County. The support, encouragement, and kindness shown throughout this campaign has meant more than we can say.

See y’all soon…

One of my favorite unexpected moments from the campaign trail.

On the day our family voted in the March Primary, Jordan Januse took our photo at the polls…while I took a photo of him taking it.

Campaign seasons can be long, competitive, and exhausting, but moments like this are a good reminder that at the end of the day, we’re all neighbors who care deeply about Brazos County.

#ThrowbackThursday

One of my favorite unexpected moments from the campaign trail.

On the day our family voted in the March Primary, Jordan Januse took our photo at the polls…while I took a photo of him taking it.

Campaign seasons can be long, competitive, and exhausting, but moments like this are a good reminder that at the end of the day, we’re all neighbors who care deeply about Brazos County.

#ThrowbackThursday

Tonight, I’m incredibly humbled and grateful.

Thank you to every volunteer, supporter, friend, family member, and voter who believed in this campaign and showed up for Brazos County. This victory belongs to the people who knocked doors, waved signs, engaged with voters, prayed for us, encouraged us, and never stopped believing in what we could accomplish together.

I’m especially thankful to my wife Beverly and our family for their sacrifice, support, and steady encouragement throughout this journey.

Now the work begins. I’m committed to serving Precinct 2 with integrity, transparency, and a focus on the future of Brazos County.

Thank you for your trust!

God bless & goodnight.

Tonight, I’m incredibly humbled and grateful.

Thank you to every volunteer, supporter, friend, family member, and voter who believed in this campaign and showed up for Brazos County. This victory belongs to the people who knocked doors, waved signs, engaged with voters, prayed for us, encouraged us, and never stopped believing in what we could accomplish together.

I’m especially thankful to my wife Beverly and our family for their sacrifice, support, and steady encouragement throughout this journey.

Now the work begins. I’m committed to serving Precinct 2 with integrity, transparency, and a focus on the future of Brazos County.

Thank you for your trust!

God bless & goodnight.

What a journey this has been…

The polls are now closed and I’m so grateful to God, my family, our volunteers, the voters, and to all who’ve supported me in some way during this campaign.

Best wishes to my opponent, Jordan Januse, as he and his family and campaign supporters watch and wait for the results. 💚 🤝 ♥️

Thank you for showing up, Brazos County! 🇺🇸

What a journey this has been…

The polls are now closed and I’m so grateful to God, my family, our volunteers, the voters, and to all who’ve supported me in some way during this campaign.

Best wishes to my opponent, Jordan Januse, as he and his family and campaign supporters watch and wait for the results. 💚 🤝 ♥️

Thank you for showing up, Brazos County! 🇺🇸

Polls close in 30 minutes.

You know what to do!

VoteGreenwood.com/vote

Polls close in 30 minutes.

You know what to do!

VoteGreenwood.com/vote

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