County Commission

Overview


2023-24 BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS

County Commission Group Photo 2023-2024

Pictured Left to Right, Back Row:County Mayor, Rogers Anderson; Gregg Lawrence (Dist 4); Sean Aiello (Dist 11); Drew Torres (Dist. 8); Jeff Graves (Dist. 3); Chas Morton (Dist 9); Chris Richards (Dist 7); Tom Tunnicliffe (Dist 7); Steve Smith (Dist 12): Paul Webb (Dist 6); Brian Clifford (Dist 12); David Landrum (Dist 10); Greg Sanford (Dist 5); Ricky Jones (Dist 1); and Commission Chairman, Brian Beathard (Dist 11)

Pictured Left to Right, Front Row:Judy Herbert (Dist 2); Betsy Hester (Dist 2); Mary Smith (Dist 5); Lisa Lenox (Dist 1); Barbara Sturgeon (Dist 8); and Meghan Guffee (Dist 10)


The Williamson County Board of Commissioners, also known as the County Commission, is the legislative body of the county government and as such it is the primary policy-making body in the county. The County Commission consists of 24 elected members, Two from each of the 12 voting districts of Williamson County, who serve a four-year term of office. 
 
 
The County Commission operates with a committee structure - most Commission business is first considered by a committee of its members before coming to the full Commission. Williamson County has a number of both standing, statutory and rotating committees.


The County Clerk serves as the Secretary to the Board of Commissioners and is responsible for maintaining all official records of the meetings.




Meetings



  • 7:00 pm
  • 2nd Monday in January, February, March, May, June (2nd & 4th Monday), July, September, October, and November.
  • Administrative Complex Main Auditorium


All meetings are open to the public and persons requiring ADA accommodations should contact Risk Management at (615) 790-5466, this request, if possible should be made at least three days in advance of the meeting.


Agendas & Minutes can be found here


Recorded County Commission meetings can be viewed via Williamson County Televisions channel  on YouTube