Jeremy’s life has been shaped by service from an early age. Growing up in a military family and later serving in the Army taught him the importance of preparation, accountability, teamwork, and staying focused on the mission. After military service, he continued that commitment through public service and professional work focused on improving systems, solving problems, and helping organizations work more effectively.

Jeremy has called Texas home since 2013, when he moved to San Antonio as he prepared to retire from the Army. He now lives in Medina County with his family and values the neighbors, small towns, and rural communities that make this part of Texas home.

Jeremy is a graduate of Texas A&M University-San Antonio, where he earned degrees in Criminology and Psychology. He has built a career using data, analysis, and practical problem-solving to help organizations make better decisions. In prior federal public service, his work focused on improving efficiency, effectiveness, and accountability in federal law enforcement operations.

Today, Jeremy is active in his community and in local civic efforts, with a focus on the issues that matter most to rural Texas families: safe communities, strong rural schools, reliable infrastructure, and government that is prepared for what’s ahead. He believes rural communities deserve leaders who listen first, plan carefully, and deliver practical results.