New Office Location:  1297 Church Hill Drive New Braunfels-Off Loop 337

 

Commissioner, Precinct 3 - Gregory Parker

Commissioner Gregory Parker was elected to the Comal County Commissioners Court on November 2, 2004 and again in November 2008, where he became the first African American elected to a Comal County office and the youngest person to win election as a county commissioner. He is currently the only African American Republican County Commissioner in the State of Texas.
 

Physical Location:  Map to New Office Location

1297 Church Hill Drive

New Braunfels-Off Loop 337

Phone: 830-221-1103  

Fax: 830-608-2026

 

E-Mail

Map of Comal County & Precinct 3

Biography

Affiliation, Education, and Experience

   2010 Guardian Angel Award categories, nomination form, and worksheet

 

Mailing Address:

150 N. Seguin Ave

New Braunfels, Texas 78130

 


Click on the links below to view information.

▪  Commissioner’s heart goes out to those hurt during flood

▪   Knowledge is Power, not a Distraction

▪   Parker to express climate views in book

▪   RESOLUTION ADOPTING DISTRIBUTION GUIDELINES FOR THE FAMILY PROTECTION FEE FUNDS

   COMMISSIONER PARKER TO DELIVER SPEECH TO YOUNG ADULTS

▪   CAP-N-TRADE or “CRAP-N-CHARADE’S” IMPACT ON TEXAS

▪   Let’s Utilize All the Tools In the Energy Toolbox

▪   Commissioner Urges US Senator to Vote NO on Cap-N-Trade

▪   Commissioner Gregory Parker joined the social media sites Twitter, Facebook and Plaxo June 15, 2009

   Op-ed: The DC Opportunity Scholarship Program April 21, 2009

   GUARDIAN ANGELS RECEIVE AWARDS  April 6, 2009

   Commissioner Leads County’s Effort to Preparing for 2010 Census

   COMAL COUNTY OFFICIALS SALARIES ARE FAR BEHIND OTHERS.  March 18, 2009

▪   Comal County Commissioner Greg Parker and Local NonProfits Kick Off National Child Abuse  Prevention Month with 2009 Guardian Angel Awards Luncheon

   New 911 system aims to handle latest technology - Press Release 02-23-09

   Guardian Angel Award Created - Press Release 01-21-09

Emergency Response Gets Digital Boost - December 30, 2008

   COMMISSIONER TO LEAVING BOARD AND CHAIRMAN POST - December 10, 2008

  Gov. Perry Names De Noyelles Presiding Officer of Commission on State Emer. Communications

   Local County Official Supports The Motion Picture Industry

▪   Agencies Come Together to Kick Off Child Abuse Prevention Month

▪   Local County Official Attends Latino Issues Conference

▪   Local County Official Supports Education for County Employees

▪   Local County Official Calls for Review of Eminent Domain

▪   Local County Official Wants to Solve Local Transportation Issue

▪   Child Advocacy Office Ribbon Cutting Picture

▪   County Commissioner To Host Town Hall Meeting/City Candidate Forum

▪   Local County Official Supports Child Abuse Prevention

▪   Local County Official Solves Local Veterans Transportation Issue.

▪   Commissioner Parker will be published in the April edition of the County Progress  Magazine

  Texas Counties & Indigent Health - 2/28/2005

▪   Commissioner Parker to Address Hays County College Republicans

  County Judges and Commissioners Meet in Austin

▪   Release 02-03-2005 - "It's Up To Us!"

▪   Black History Month Proclamation

▪   Press Release 01/05/2005 - Unfunded Mandates

 


Biography

Commissioner Gregory Parker was elected to the Comal County Commissioners Court on November 2, 2004 and again in November 2008. Where he became the first African American and the youngest person to win election as a county commissioner in Comal County.

Since taking office Commissioner Parker has been a driving force and tireless supporter in the fight to reduce child abuse and domestic violence not only in his county but others as well. He created the annual Guardian Angel Award which honors volunteers, non-profit agency partners as well as law enforcement and child protective services workers that assist in preventing child abuse and neglect and or work to strengthen families.

He has fought to protect our tax dollars by exposing financial mismanagement in local agencies, he has worked with his colleagues to keep Comal county’s tax rate one of the lowest in the state, offer new educational benefits for county employees; to preserve land for future generations and protect private property rights. Commissioner Parker has spoken out frequently on a variety of national issues to include; eminent domain, education, a fair and untainted census, transportation, and cap-n-trade, just to name a few. He is the author of the book “Global Warming…Really?” that was chosen “book of the week” by the Conservative Monitor.

In 2008 Commissioner Parker was appointed by Gov. Rick Perry to the State Commission on Emergency Communications where he travels across the state, speaking and leading the states initiative for Next Generation 9-1-1.

Commissioner Parker holds a Bachelors of Business Administration, a Masters of Public Administration and is completing his Ph.D. in Public Policy and Administration.
 


Affiliations, Education, and Experience

 

Party Affiliation:

Republican

 

Education:

PhD- Public Policy & Administration - In Progress at Walden University

MPA- Masters Public Administration - Walden University

BS - Business Administration – Columbia Southern University

Governmental Experience:

Senior Public Policy Analyst

Comal County Commissioner, Precinct #3 - First term (2005-2009) 

Comal County Commissioner, Precinct #3 - Second term (2009-2012) 

Commissioner, Texas Commission on Emergency Communications (2008-2011)

 

National Affiliations:

Member- National Association of Counties

Member, American Society of Public Administration

Member, Advisory Council for the National Center for Public Policy Research

Member, African-American Conservative Network

Member, National Rifle Association

 

Regional Affiliations:

Member, Texas Oil and Gas Association

Former Chairman- Community Council South Central Texas Board of Directors

Member, Alamo Area Housing Finance Corporation Board of Directors

Former Member, Communities in Schools of South Central Texas Board of Directors

Former Member, Capital Area Agency On Aging - Senior Advisory Council

Former Member, Alamo Area Council of Governments Rural Public Transportation  Advisory Committee

 

Local Affiliations:

Former President, Comal County Children's Advocacy Center

Member, Sexual Assault Response Team

Member, New Braunfels Rotary Club

Associate Member, New Braunfels Republican Women's Club

Associate Member, Bulverde Republican Women's Club

Former Member, Abstinence Resource Council Board of Directors

 


as of January, 2005

 

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