Williamson County 4-H County Council


County Council Officer Elections for the 2022-2023 year

Application deadline: July 12, 2022

Elections to be held on July 21. Elections will be held following a public speaking workshop, open to all County Council Officer Applicants, Club Presidents, and County Council Delegates. If you are attending the workshop, please RSVP here.

 


Williamson County 4-H County Council

2021-2022 Williamson County Council Officers

President – Kristen O’Neill (Liberty Hill 4-H Club)

1st Vice President – Sam Williams (Leander/Cedar Park 4-H Club)

2nd Vice President – Sophia O’Neill  (Liberty Hill 4-H Club)

3rd Vice President – Vanesa Novo (Liberty Hill 4-H Club)

Secretary – Charlie Harris (Liberty Hill 4-H Club)

Treasurer – Ankita Ramamoorthy (Cedar Park 4-H Gavel Club)

Parliamentarian – Ananya Ramamoorthy (Cedar Park 4-H Gavel Club)

 


Click here for Williamson Co. 4-H County Council By Laws

Purpose:

The Williamson County 4-H Council is a coordinating governing body which makes plans and executes these plans on a county basis.  This council is responsible to the clubs it represents and the County Extension Agents.  4-H County Extension Agents serve as advisers to the County 4-H Council.

Membership:

The membership of the Williamson County 4-H Council shall consist of the Council Officers, Club Presidents, and two County Council delegate per club.  Each club shall be allowed 3 votes, to be cast by the club President and the club Council Delegates (or a duly appointed club representative, in the case of an excused absence of one of the above).  If the County Council President is also his/her local club President, that club will be allowed three County Council Delegates with full voting in the case of a tie.  4-H Club Membership is open to all youth from the third grade and 8 years old, to 19 years of age, regardless of socio-economic level, race, color, sex, religion, handicap, or national origin.

 

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