
Part of the Brazos County Community
I have called Brazos County home since 2013. The people I have met through local organizations and community events are why I work so hard to give back.
Get to know Peter
My story has been shaped by military service, Texas A&M, professional experience, nonprofit leadership, and the remarkable people of Brazos County.

I have called Brazos County home since 2013. The people I have met through local organizations and community events are why I work so hard to give back.

I served five years in the United States Marine Corps with 1st Reconnaissance Battalion and deployed twice to Afghanistan.

My experiences in Afghanistan taught me preparation, courage, loyalty, and responsibility when decisions carry real consequences.

The Marines beside me taught me that leadership is always about the people who depend on you.

My best friend Todd Love and the people I served beside remain an important part of my story and my understanding of service.

At Texas A&M, I studied Manufacturing and Mechanical Engineering Technology and was active with One Army Men's Organization and the Aggie Wranglers.

The Aggie Wranglers strengthened my appreciation for teamwork, tradition, discipline, and service to others.

At VFW Post 4692, I serve as Quartermaster, Chief Finance Officer, and Operations Officer. I help manage a nonprofit with more than $2 million in annual financial activity.

I am a member of American Legion Post 159 and the Brazos County Marine Corps League, and I remain committed to serving veterans and their families.

Community service begins with showing up, listening, and being willing to do the work. That is the same approach I will bring to Commissioners Court.
Why I am running
I am running to serve, not to build a political career. I want to bring disciplined financial management, hands-on project experience, and a record of community service to Brazos County Commissioners Court.