Bill Stoudt County Judge Gregg County, Texas

Bill Stoudt is working for unity and cooperation in Gregg County.
"That is what government is all about -
working with people that have different ideas
and trying to get all of those people moving in
a positive direction."

Since Bill Stoudt took office on January 1, 2003,
he has followed his 10 Point Plan for Gregg County. He promised to work for unity, fiscal responsibility, economic development, strong
law enforcement and open government. He also
is developing strategic planning for the future and bringing a greater voice in Austin and Washington through our representatives for Gregg County.

Current News
Airport awarded $225,000 Grant to help market hub
Officials: Mandate means more money for county Aggressive collection program planned next year with establishment of Court Compliance Division
Gregg jail to house Smith inmates
County fund helps low-income people bury loved ones
Public company considers Longview Official: Deal would bring hundreds of new jobs to area
County reserves could benefit city projects, judge says
Gregg County still faces many hurdles
No county tax hike, judge says
Archived News
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