VOTE STEVE SNELL FOR WILLIAMSON COUNTY JUDGE
Judge Steven Snell was appointed to serve as the Williamson County judge by the Commissioners’ Court on April 21, 2025.
Steve has worked as a committed leader for 31 years. He is a devoted husband, father, educator, superintendent, and community leader. Steve, alongside his wife, both hold degrees from Texas Tech University and are certified educators.
With his background in education, Steve embodies a solid set of moral values and a strong work ethic that drives his dedication to serving his community. He represents the Texas Association of School Administrators (TASA) on the Executive Council (Region 13 Representative), Additionally, he serves on the TASA Board of Directors. Steve is also active within his church and participates in the Youth Pastor Council, where he founded and led the “Adopt a School Program” for churches.

"My vision is rooted in protecting what makes our community special while preparing for the future with clarity and purpose. "
Williamson County is growing at an unprecedented pace, bringing opportunity, but also real challenges that demand thoughtful, experienced leadership. My vision is rooted in protecting what makes our community special while preparing for the future with clarity and purpose. As your County Judge, I will continue working to balance economic growth with smart development, protect our natural resources, strengthen public infrastructure, and ensure transparency in government. Together, we’ll address traffic congestion, expand access to healthcare and mental health services, support our law enforcement and first responders, and make housing more attainable for working families. By investing in long-term solutions—like water sustainability, public transportation, and responsible land use, we can preserve our quality of life and keep Williamson County a safe, vibrant, and welcoming place for all.

Previous Accomplishments
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February 2024 hosted the Future Ready Superintendents Leadership event with 200 administrators from 60 ISDs around Texas, including 54 superintendents.
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In May 2023, a $471 million bond referendum and 3 propositions passed with a 76% passing rate.
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In May 2021, a $491 million bond referendum was passed, with 4 propositions (during a pandemic).
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Initiated an annual School Safety Summit for Liberty Hill ISD and surrounding communities.
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Established the Liberty Hill Education Foundation, which has successfully raised over $800,000 in 4 years for teacher grants and student scholarships.
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Completed Strategic Planning Process that included over 150 community members.
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Led a fast-growth district that has grown by 126% in enrollment in the last five years.
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Completed over 24 construction projects in the last 48 months on time and under budget.
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100% of all Hutto ISD seniors applied to a 4-year college in 2012-2014.
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Helped pass a Tax Ratification Election in Hutto ISD in 2013.
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Successfully transformed a low-performing high school campus from low-performing to recognized status in just one year.

