Junior has worked for the Bastrop County Sheriff’s Office for 14 years. He is responsible for the investigation of livestock theft, animal cruelty, and the Bastrop Estray Program
Monday, November 25. Doors open at 6pm Program starts at 6:30pm Bastrop County Republican Party Office 443 Highway 71 West, Bastrop (next to Harbor Freight)
In lieu of our normal 4th Monday Informational Meeting, the Bastrop County Republican Party is partnering with several other Bastrop County and Central Texas organizations to present …
Kimberly Fletcher, Moms for America Founder, President & CEO
Monday, August 19, 2024
Time: Doors open at 5:30pm for networking, Meeting starts at 6:30pm Location: Southside Market & BBQ, 1212 US-290, Elgin, TX 78621
Topic: Real-time current coverage of events of the day
In Partnership with …
Bastrop County Republican Party
Bastrop County Conservatives
Bastrop County Young Republicans
Lee County Republican Party
Lee County Conservatives
Austin County Republican Party
Milam County Constitutional Conservatives
Travis County Republican Party
Williamson County Republican Party
Citizens Defending Freedom Williams County
Fredericksburg Tea Party
Washington County Republican Party
and more …
Kimberly Fletcher is the Moms for America Founder & President. We’re excited to hear how MFA is Empowering Moms, Promoting Liberty, and Raising Patriots by providing educational resources, programs, and events to support moms in nurturing a love of liberty in the home, advance freedom in their communities, and protect it with their vote. Click here for more information on Moms for America.
August 12th Update:Jessica Colon, Donald J. Trump’s Texas State Campaign Director, will address the meeting with thoughts on campaign status, election, support and more. Don’t miss out!
One of our best attended Informational Meetings so far, with a full house and some of us standing in the hallway. Sergeant Miller spoke on the presence, dangers and Bastrop County Sheriff’s Office reduction efforts of the Fentanyl epidemic sweeping our County, State and Nation, and answered several questions at the end. The biggest take away is being aware of the symptoms:
slow, shallow breathing or respiratory distress
slurred speech
loss of consciousness
These can quickly become serious health problems, resulting in permanent injury or death. The next biggest is knowing what forms Fentanyl is typically trafficked:
pills
powder
liquid
Don’t take chances and certainly DO NOT TOUCH anything suspicious, such as small plastic baggies with unknown pills, powder or other substances. It could contain products that, in the smallest quantities could cause you or others irreparable harm or death. If you see or find anything suspicious, or encounter someone who might need medical assistance Call 911 immediately. If you have any questions or would like further details, please call Bastrop County Sheriffs Office .
This months speakers will be Sergeant James Miller with the Bastrop County Sheriffs Office. Sergeant Miller will be discussing the Fentanyl problem in Bastrop County and the State of Texas. After his presentation, he will answer questions from the audience.
Sergeant James Miller started his law enforcement career at the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office and has been with the Bastrop County Sheriff’s Office for 15 years. He is currently assigned to the Criminal Investigation’s Department working cases from Mail Box destruction to murder investigations. In his career he has been a patrol officer, patrol supervisor, mental health deputy and now a criminal investigator.
Please attend the important meeting to find out more on this serious issue.
The Bastrop County Republican Party has monthly Informational Meetings, which are held the 4th Monday of each month. We invite speakers on a variety of issues and topics of interest or impact on Bastrop County.
This month’s speaker will be Tom Glass, founder of Texas Constitutional Enforcement.
Tom Glass will be speaking on digital currency and The Texas Gold Reserve. He will pick up the conversation where Senator Schwertner left off at the May Informational Meeting.
Tom Glass is the founder and leader of Texas Constitutional Enforcement, which focuses on how Texas elected officials can stop the feds and globalists from violating the U.S. Constitution in Texas. Tom also runs several other groups, including Texas Legislative Priorities, focused on seeing that the legislative priorities and other platform planks of the Republican Party of Texas are enacted, and protect the Texas Grid, focused on hardening the grid against all hazards.
Tom has sought the GOP nomination for Texas House in HD 17 in Central Texas in 2022 and 2024 and served as the 2022 RPT Platform Committee representative from SD 18. He was honored with one of two 2023 Fearless Conservative Awards from Grassroots America We the People and a 2021 Texas Conservative Leader Award from Texas Scorecard.
Tom Glass is a husband, father, and grandfather. He is retired from ExxonMobil and has earned a Chemical Engineering degree from Texas A&M, an MBA from Harvard Business School, and a J.D. from the University of Houston Law Center.
~ Film Alley ~ Doors open at 6:00pm Program starts at 6:30pm
~ MONDAY ~ May 27th, 2024 ~ Film Alley ~ 1600 Chestnut Street Bastrop Texas
This months speaker will be Texas Senator Charles Schwertner, MD
Senator Schwertner will be speaking on AI, Crypto Currency and the Texas Gold Depository. This critically important Informational Meeting will be co-hosted by the Bastrop County Republican Party, Lost Pines Republican Women and Bastrop County Conservatives and will be held at Film Alley, located at 1600 Chestnut Street, at the North West corner of Chestnut Street and TX 95 in Bastrop Texas. (Map)
Senator Charles Schwertner, MD is a sixth-generation Texan and lifelong conservative Republican. Since 2013, Dr. Schwertner has represented Senate District 5, an eleven-county region of central and east Texas that includes Bastrop, Brazos, Freestone, Leon, Limestone, Madison, Milam, Robertson, San Jacinto, Walker, and Williamson counties.
As Chairman of the powerful Senate Committee on Business and Commerce and the Sunset Advisory Commission, Schwertner oversees a number of critical policy areas for the state of Texas, including electric utilities, insurance, banking, technology, and telecommunications. Schwertner also serves as a member of the Senate Committees on Finance, State Affairs, and on the Legislative Budget Board.
Throughout his time in the Texas Legislature, Schwertner has led the way on a number of important policy initiatives including authoring one of the strongest Constitutional Carry laws in the nation, reforming the state’s electrical grid, expanding access to mental health services, improving the state foster care system, strengthening landowner rights, cutting taxes for small businesses, protecting seniors from abuse, and fighting to lower tuition at public universities.
Schwertner and his wife Belinda (an obstetrician/gynecologist and Juris Doctor) reside in Georgetown. They have three adult sons: Carson, Zachary, and Matthew.
This months speaker will be Christie Slape, Chapter Chair of Moms for Liberty Williamson County.
Christie Slape is the Chapter Chair of Moms for Liberty Williamson County, a non-partisan, 501c4 organization that unifies, educates and empowers parents to defend their parental rights at all levels of government. She is a lover of God and country, a wife of 28 years, Mom to 4 amazing kids, and a proud, life-long Texan. She is the co-Chair of the Moms for Liberty Texas Legislative Committee, a Patriot Academy Constitution Coach, a Republican Party Precinct Chair, and has worked with other like-minded parents to ensure that our National Motto “In God We Trust” is displayed in Round Rock ISD schools. She is a Mama Bear who believes that life is too short to sit on the sidelines. She is inspired by the words of John Adams, “Duty is ours, results are God’s.“
The Bastrop County Republican Party has monthly Informational Meetings, which are held the 4th Monday of each month. We invite speakers on a variety of issues and topics. Visit BastropCtyGOP.com for more information.
Nathan Macias, Executive Director of the Texas based Patriot Academy, spoke to dozens of attendees at this months Informational Meeting. Mr. Macias, an Air Force veteran, former State Representative and currently CEO and dynamic speaker enlightened attendees on the Patriot Academy’s nation wide efforts to educate, train and encourage involvement in building and keeping a strong country. He sited the techniques and philosophies employed during their ‘boot camps’ that prepare individuals and corporations for the task, and offered numerous examples of their effectiveness. More information on the Patriot Academy’s program can be found on their website www.PatriotAcademy.com
The Bastrop County Republican Party has monthly Informational Meetings, which are held the 4th Monday of each month. We invite speakers on a variety of issues and topics. Visit BastropCtyGOP.com for more information.
Dawn Buckingham, M.D., the Texas Land Commissioner spoke with county residents, candidates for city, county and state offices and BCRP members at the February Informational Meeting. The evening meeting was held in the First National Bank Community Room following an informal meet and greet opportunity. Commissioner Buckingham, discussed the many important functions of the General Land Office, including efforts to preserve, protect and operate the Alamo and Museum, and the management and acquisition of state lands to protect the states borders and coast line. In addition she shared projects focused on helping Texans recovering from natural disasters, the funding of Texas public education through the Permanent School Fund, and how the GLO helps provide benefits to Texas Veterans.
The Bastrop County Republican Party has monthly Informational Meetings, which are held the 4th Monday of each month. We invite speakers on a variety of issues and topics. Visit BastropCtyGOP.com for more information.
