99th Annual County Judges and Commissioners Association of Texas Conference

Education That Is Informative

This CJCAT conference will provide valuable information on important topics to assist with your daily operations as an elected official. Plus it’s a great opportunity to get to know fellow judges and commissioners.

Tuesday’s educational afternoon will provide judges specific information on current judicial topics, while the commissioners’ education track will focus on county roads, bonds and certificates of obligation, redistricting and public information acts.

Presentations on Wednesday and Thursday will center on timely issues such as county cybersecurity, justice systems, commissions and committees, elections, regulations and legal issues, and grant seeking pertaining to the American Rescue Plan Act.

Several fun activities will allow plenty of opportunities to network with officials from across the state, including the President’s Party and the Exhibitor Appreciation Night. Have a great time at the Williamson County Host Court Night on Tuesday evening, and Wednesday will feature the popular tournament afternoon with domino and golf competitions. And don’t forget the spouse activities scheduled for Tuesday.

Educational Co-Sponsor

Co-sponsored by the V.G. Young Institute of County Government, a part of the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service.

Continuing Education

Approval of 17 hours of continuing education credit for county commissioners is pending. This includes four hours of credit offered Wednesday afternoon in the Commissioners Court Advanced Curriculum session. The County Judges Education Advisory Committee has approved four hours of judicial education credit for Tuesday afternoon’s Judicial Education Session. County judges may also obtain up to 16 hours of credit (nonjudicial) toward the Commissioners Court Advanced Curriculum by attending designated sessions.

Advanced Curriculum

Learn more about your county offices on Wednesday afternoon by taking advantage of four advanced curriculum courses. County officials will have the opportunity to obtain credits to complete the advanced curriculum and receive certificates during Wednesday’s luncheon banquet.

Conference Registration Information

Conference registration will open on June 14 at 8 a.m.

Please contact Rachel Kucera for more information.

Registration Fees

(Includes tickets to all events including spouse programs)
Member (county is a member of CJCAT): Early Registration: $275 / After Sept. 17: $300
Non-county government/corporate: Early Registration: $550 / After Sept. 17: $600
Additional luncheon tickets (nonspouse): $60 each          

Scheduled Activities

Several fun activities give you an opportunity to network with officials from across the state, including the President’s Party and Exhibitor Appreciation night. Have a great time at Host Court Night, hosted by Williamson County. Wednesday is also the popular tournament afternoon, and don’t forget the spouse activities scheduled for Tuesday.

Vendor Information

For information on vendor registration, please go to the County Progress website or contact Sarah Lazarowitz.

Sponsor Information

For information on sponsorships, please contact Victoria County Judge Ben Zeller or call (361) 582-5871.

Association Officers
Hon. Ben Zeller, President
Victoria County Judge

Hon. Rick Bailey, First Vice President
Johnson County Commissioner

Hon. Kim Halfmann, Second Vice President
Glasscock County Judge

Hon. Chuck Statler, Past President
Taylor County Commissioner

Thank You to Our Sponsors and Contributors

Our sincerest thanks to these businesses and their representatives. Without the participation and support of these folks, the special events presented at this conference would not have been possible.

Please remember to bring a door prize.