During his first year as county commissioner, Grant Moody made public safety a priority. He led the effort to secure funding in Bexar County for 62 new Deputy Sheriffs and 21 new Constables, helping to ensure the personnel and resources needed to crack down on crime on our streets. Because of his strong record of working to prioritize public safety and defeat soft on crime policies, Grant Moody has been endorsed by law enforcement and first responders.
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September 2024 Newsletter
Friends and Neighbors – I’m excited to share with you some of the recent developments and significant wins that my team and I have been championing in Court. First, I am pleased to report that, following extensive advocacy efforts, we have achieved a salary raise for 911 Dispatchers and
July 2024 newsletter
July 2024 Newsletter Friends and Neighbors – The summer season is in full effect and may involve some fun trips to the lake on the weekends and a family vacation or two, but that doesn’t mean that me and my team aren’t still working diligently on the issues that matter
Everything You Want to Know About the Past Few Months
March 8, 2024 Friends and Neighbors – The past several months have been very busy in the Precinct 3 office. We’ve been attending HOA meetings, working on Commissioners Court agenda items, answering emails and calls, making site visits to areas of concern, and on the political side I’ve been
Commissioner Grant Moody Endorsed by Former San Antonio City Council Member Clayton Perry
(San Antonio) – Today, Republican Bexar County Commissioner Grant Moody received the endorsement of
former San Antonio City Council Member Clayton Perry.
Commissioner Grant Moody Endorsed by Major Law Enforcement Associations
San Antonio) – Today, Republican Bexar County Commissioner Grant Moody received the endorsement of respected law enforcement organizations representing those working on the front lines to keep Bexar County safe for our citizens and families. These organizations were united in their strong endorsement of Commissioner Moody, based on his leadership and proven track record in prioritizing public safety and supporting law enforcement.
Republican Grant Moody is endorsed by conservatives Greg Abbott, Ted Cruz and Chip Roy. As our only Republican county commissioner, Grant Moody led efforts to defeat the radical local measure Prop A that would have allowed criminals to get away with theft and vandalism. Grant Moody is a strong partner for law enforcement. Join law enforcement, Greg Abbott, Ted Cruz, and Chip Roy, and vote for Grant Moody.
Endorsements for Republican County Commissioner
Grant Moody is the Bexar County Commissioner Pct 3, and the only Republican currently serving on the Commissioner’s Court.
Grant Moody was born and raised on his family’s farm where he learned from a young age the importance of responsibility and hard work running his own cow/calf operation as a teenager.
Endorsements for Republican County Commissioner
GRANT MOODY
Leading with Experience
Grant Moody is the Bexar County Commissioner Pct 3, and the only Republican currently serving on the Commissioner’s Court.
Grant Moody was born and raised on his family’s farm where he learned from a young age the importance of responsibility and hard work running his own cow/calf operation as a teenager.
He was active in 4-H and Boy Scouts and attained the rank of Eagle Scout. Grant graduated Valedictorian of his high school class and received statewide honors as a Scholar Athlete by the College Football Hall of Fame.
Leadership
Grant has led Marines in Iraq and Afghanistan and has held a variety of business executive roles where he successfully led large teams.
Experience
Grant’s experience as a combat veteran, businessman and family man puts him in a unique position to be effective as a commissioner.
Commitment
Grant is committed to standing with our law enforcement and protecting our community. He will fight for lower property taxes and address wasteful spending.
Reelect Grant Moody
Bexar County Commissioner Pct 3
Early Voting (Oct 21 – Nov 1)
Election Day (Nov 5)