Brazoria County government manages the essential services that keep the county running. It maintains roads and drainage in unincorporated areas, funds public safety and emergency response, oversees elections, supports public health and libraries, and plans for long‑term growth, hurricane preparedness, and infrastructure needs. Its decisions shape daily life and the future of communities across the county. You can find the county precinct map here.
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Justice of the Peace
A Justice of the Peace (JP) handles small civil cases, traffic and fine‑only offenses, evictions, truancy, and early steps in the criminal process like issuing warrants and setting bail. JPs can perform weddings, and in Brazoria County they also conduct inquests. Their decisions directly affect housing, school attendance, and everyday interactions with the justice system.
Candidates: William Cook (JP Pct. 1, Plc. 2), Shenequa Harrison (JP Pct. 2, Plc. 2), Mark Wright (JP Pct. 3, Plc. 2), Stephanie Baird (JP Pct. 4, Plc. 2)
County Treasurer
The Brazoria County Treasurer serves as the county’s chief financial custodian, responsible for safeguarding public funds and ensuring they’re managed responsibly. The office handles receiving, depositing, and disbursing county money, maintains accurate financial records, and works closely with county departments to support transparent, accountable budgeting. The Treasurer plays a key role in keeping Brazoria County’s finances stable, secure, and well‑managed.
Candidate: Steve Sanders
District Clerk
The Brazoria County District Clerk serves as the administrative backbone of the county’s district courts. The office manages and safeguards all civil, family, and felony criminal case records, oversees court filings and dockets, and coordinates the jury process for district‑level courts. The District Clerk also collects court fees and ensures that records are accurate, accessible, and properly preserved. In short, it’s the office that keeps the county’s court system organized, transparent, and running efficiently.
Candidate: Grandison Porter
County Clerk
The Brazoria County Clerk is the county’s official record‑keeper and a key administrator for local government. The office manages public records, including property documents, marriage licenses, probate filings, and Commissioners Court minutes, and also oversees elections administration in coordination with the Elections Office. The County Clerk ensures that Brazoria County’s records are accurate, accessible, and securely maintained so residents can rely on transparent, well‑organized public information.
Candidate: Adrienne Bell
Brazoria County District Attorney
Prosecutes criminal cases, works with law enforcement, and represents the state in ensuring public safety. The office decides which cases to pursue, manages victim services, and guides how criminal justice is carried out in the county.
Candidate: Bianca Santorini
County Commissioner
A Brazoria County Commissioner helps guide the county’s budget, infrastructure, and essential services. Commissioners maintain roads and drainage in unincorporated areas, fund public safety and emergency response, support parks and libraries, and oversee elections and county facilities. They also help plan for growth, coordinate hurricane preparedness, and work with regional and state partners on transportation and development. There are 4 Precincts in Brazoria County.
Precinct 2 Candidate: Carlos Townsend, Sr.
Precinct 4 Candidate: Becky Singleton
County Judge
The Brazoria County Judge serves as the county’s chief executive and presides over Commissioners Court, overseeing budgets, county operations, and long‑term planning. The judge also leads emergency management during disasters, coordinating countywide response and recovery efforts.
Candidate: Eugene Howard
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