Caldwell County elected officials, their offices, and contact information.
Caldwell County Officials
Caldwell County is governed by Commissioners Court — the County Judge (presiding) and four County Commissioners elected from precincts. The Court is supported by a slate of independently elected officials including the Sheriff, the Criminal District Attorney, the County and District Clerks, the Tax Assessor-Collector, the Treasurer, and the Justices of the Peace.
County Judge
Hoppy Haden
Presides over Commissioners Court · 4-year term.
Commissioners Court
Precincts 1–4
Legislative & budget authority for the county.
County Sheriff
Mike Lane
Chief law-enforcement officer.
District Attorney
Fred Weber
Prosecutes felonies in District Court.
County Clerk
Teresa Rodriguez
Recording, vitals, marriage licenses.
District Clerk
Juanita Allen
Court records for district courts.
County Treasurer
Gloria Garcia
Custodian of all county funds.
Tax Assessor-Collector
Debbie Sanders
Property tax billing, motor-vehicle registration.
Justices of the Peace
Matt Kiely, Shanna Conley, Anita DeLeon, Yvette Mireles (Precincts 1–4)
Class C misdemeanors, small claims, evictions.
Constables
Richard Sanders, Paul Easterling, Michael Bell, Art Villarreal (Precincts 1–4)
Civil-process service & bailiff duties.
Elections
For voter registration, upcoming elections, and candidate filings:
Contact the Court
Caldwell County Courthouse
110 S. Main St., Room 200
Lockhart, TX 78644
Phone: (512) 398-1808
Fax: (512) 398-1828
More ways to find a person or a body
- Staff & official directoryEvery elected official and senior appointed staff member, by name, title and office — 45 entries, searchable.
- Boards & CommissionsCommissioners Court, the Historical Commission, the Child Welfare Board and the county's CAMPO representation.
- Offices & LocationsWhere each office physically is, with hours.
