Government
BY ANNA MANESS
In their own words
Snell said his top three priorities as county judge are safety, transportation and economic growth. “I want our families ... to get to work quickly and get home safely to their families quickly,” Snell said. “Williamson County will remain friendly to business, both small business and large corporations.”
Steven Snell was sworn in as the next Williamson County judge by U.S. Rep. John Carter during an April 21 ceremony.
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Steven Snell inducted as WilCo judge
Steven Snell was sworn in as the next Williamson County judge during an April 21 ceremony inside the Williamson County Courthouse in Georgetown at 3:30 p.m. Snell was sworn into o ce by U.S. Rep. John Carter. During his remarks, Snell announced he plans on running to keep the county judge position once his term ends in
November 2026. “When I heard the position of county judge was open, I looked at it as a way to extend my reach of community service,” Snell said. “I look forward to serving the four corners of Williamson County.” Precinct 3 Commissioner Valerie Covey said Snell will be Williamson County’s 32nd judge.
The induction ceremony took place in the 26th District Courtroom in the county courthouse.
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