Drason Beasley on the Issues
Protect Our Community
Williamson County is a unique and special place to live. In recent years we’ve experienced rapid growth that has increased our property values and brought jobs to our area. It has also resulted in challenges we must address by prioritizing road and highway improvements, responsibly managing future development, and preserving the rural and farming areas of our county.
Protect Our Schools
For decades Williamson County has made investment in our public schools a top priority. This has resulted in us having the best schools in the state. We must keep our schools great by continuing to properly fund them, ensure we have the most qualified teachers in our classrooms by compensating them competitively, and holding our schools to the highest academic standards to best prepare all children for success.
Protect Our Families
We live in one of the safest places in the United States. It is important to remain vigilant if we want to keep it that way by ensuring we have the best law enforcement officers, fire fighters, and first responders serving our community with the tools they need to protect our lives. This includes keeping our great hospital open and accessible regardless of any ownership changes.
Protect Our Taxpayers
The County Commission works for the taxpayers of Williamson County. We must always remember this. Taxes need to be kept low, spending only on what is necessary, and debt acquired only as a last resort. The Commission should conduct a comprehensive review of the county budget to eliminate any waste and modernize operations to make them more efficient.
Protect Our Values
What makes Williamson County one of the best places to live in America is not our financial prosperity or even our outstanding schools. It’s the fact that our community is built on the traditions of faith and family. We are proud to be Americans, respect our heritage by sharing real history, and love our neighbors because we believe every life is a precious gift from God created in His image.