Brian Cantrell
RepublicanChief, Waller County Fire Marshal's Office, Emergency Management/Homeland Security and County Grant Division
Brian Cantrell has served Waller County for more than 27 years, including as Chief Deputy of the Sheriff's Office and now as Chief of the Fire Marshal's Office, Emergency Management/Homeland Security and the County Grant Division, and holds a master's degree from Sam Houston State University1. He says his priorities are public safety, roads and drainage, and responsible growth1. The seat's current commissioner, Justin Beckendorff, won the Republican primary for county judge, so Pct. 4 is an open seat23.
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Last reviewed 2026-10-06. Spotted something wrong? Every claim links to its source so you can check it yourself.
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- Meet the Waller County Precinct 4 commissioner candidatesCommunity Impact
- Commissioner Court Precinct 4 (Justin Beckendorff)Waller County, TX
- UPDATE: Unofficial results show Beckendorff, Cantrell secure Waller County primariesCommunity Impact