Andrew Eads
for
Denton County Commissioner

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April 3-7, 2006
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April 11, 2006
Primary Runoff
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A Message From Andy Eads

The final returns are in, and we have won with 53% of the vote!

 

Thanks so much to everyone for all your hard work!

 

-- Andy

April 11, 2006, 9:30 p.m.

 

“I was told going into this campaign that taking on the incumbent commissioner would require dedication, courage, and all my political skills.  If you elect me on  April 11, I will apply that same dedication, courage and servant model as your county commissioner." 

        -- Andy Eads 

Runoff Election Day Voting Locations (April 11, 2006)

I am running for Denton County Commissioner to utilize my education and past professional experience to provide a new energy level on the Denton County Commissioners Court.  Conservative-based leadership with an eye toward future county growth and progress is what I bring to this position.  

Among my top goals are fiscal responsibility, positive inter-governmental relationships, county services delivered with a high-level of customer service, and improved regional transportation. 

I welcome the opportunity to meet with the public to discuss issues and concerns important to you.  Be sure to check the calendar of events I plan to attend.  I look forward to meeting you personally.

 

This picture is of my father and me on top of the family wagon that brought my ancestors when they first settled Denton County, five generations ago. 

My family has deep roots in Denton County which gives me a unique perspective on the tough issues we now face. I look forward to working with all local officials throughout Precinct 4 as well as residents in the unincorporated areas to provide the highest standard of customer service and representation.

A Brief Biography

A native Texan and fifth generation resident of Denton County, Andrew was raised in Lewisville, Texas. He graduated from Liberty Christian School in Denton. Andrew went on to attend Howard Payne University in Brownwood, Texas, where he received a Bachelors degree in Business Administration and minored in Real Estate. 

He went on to receive a Masters of Public Administration degree from the University of North Texas, one of the nation’s highest-rated programs for public administration.

Andrew began his career in public service at the Town of Addison. For six years Andrew worked in many different departments, including the City Manager's office, Finance Department, and Human Resources. This gave him great insight into inter-governmental affairs, planning and zoning, budgeting processes, performance measures, land-use issues, and public employment law.

Andrew has been a successful realtor since 2001, when he earned the Rookie of the Year award at RE/MAX DFW Associates. Andrew has routinely been a top producer and was awarded the 100% Club for RE/MAX International. He has taught fellow agents numerous classes on achieving high performance and creating a referral-based business by providing excellent customer service. Andrew was voted one of “The Best Agents in Dallas” by D Magazine in July 2005.

Since college, Andrew has been politically active. He served as an intern at the Republican National Convention in Houston in 1992. He is a member of the Denton County Republican Men’s Club, where he has served as past Club Secretary and Membership Chairman.  <read more>

What is the Commissioners Court and what does a Commissioner do?  <read more>

The Commissioners Court meets at 9:00 a.m. every Tuesday in the Commissioners Courtroom on the second floor of the Courthouse-on-the-Square in Denton.

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