About Me

I have devoted my life to service—first to my country, and now to our community. I was born and raised in Marble Falls, and after overcoming hardships early in life, I answered the call to serve in the Army. I completed two combat deployments, one in Iraq and one in Afghanistan, before feeling God's call to a new mission: protecting Texans as a State Trooper. Since graduating from the DPS Academy in 2015, I've proudly served right here in Bell County, balancing a career in law enforcement with the challenge of building a small business.

My greatest calling, though, is being a husband and father. My wife, Casey, is a second-grade teacher in Salado, and together we're raising four amazing children. Our story includes adoption, IVF, and plenty of unexpected twists, but through it all we've leaned on faith, perseverance, and family. I coach youth sports, support our schools and small businesses, and I am an active member of First Baptist Church in Salado. This is more than where we live—it's where we've planted our roots and built our future.

I'm running for Justice of the Peace in Precinct 2 because I believe everyone deserves to be heard, respected, and treated fairly. My years in the military and law enforcement taught me how to make difficult decisions, but also how to listen with compassion. As your JP, I'll bring integrity, common sense, and a servant's heart to the bench, ensuring justice in Bell County remains local, fair, and truly focused on the people it serves.