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FAQ: Ricky Gleason's Campaign for Kendall County Judge
Gleason, a Boerne High School graduate who "boomeranged" back to his hometown to raise his family, believes the county is at a critical juncture. With the Texas Triangle growth pressing into the Hill Country, he argues that the role of County Judge—effectively the CEO of the county—requires a leader who listens first and collaborates always.
TL;DR
Ricky Gleason's campaign for Kendall County Judge offers voters a strategic advantage through his financial planning expertise and proactive infrastructure vision for managing growth.
Gleason's platform systematically addresses county challenges through 20-year infrastructure planning, regional water partnerships, first responder support, and balanced growth strategies.
Gleason's servant leadership philosophy aims to create a better future by ensuring local government works collaboratively with citizens to protect quality of life.
A former financial advisor turned candidate brings a unique 'servant leadership' approach to county governance, emphasizing listening over controlling.
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Ricky Gleason is a local financial advisor, business consultant, and former Planning and Zoning Commissioner who graduated from Boerne High School and returned to his hometown to raise his family.
He is running for Kendall County Judge, which he describes as effectively the CEO of the county.
His philosophy centers on "servant leadership," viewing the office as a platform for stewardship and advocacy rather than power, and emphasizing listening first, collaborating always, and acting with integrity.
He believes the county is at a critical juncture due to Texas Triangle growth pressing into the Hill Country, requiring thoughtful leadership to manage challenges proactively.
His platform includes proactive infrastructure planning for roads and public safety, water stewardship through regional partnerships, support for first responders like volunteer fire departments and EMS, and balancing growth with respect for property rights and rural heritage.
He emphasizes listening first, collaborating second, and bringing experts and citizens together to find creative solutions, stating "I'm a big fan of not being the smartest guy in the room."
Early voting begins February 23, with the Primary Election held on March 3.
He believes local government should advocate for citizens rather than act as an adversary, and success is measured by how well it creates an environment where families and businesses can thrive.
The article includes a link to his campaign website at https://www.rickygleason.com/ (note: this is marked as sponsored/nofollow in the original content).
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