Boerne, Texas (Newsworthy.ai) Wednesday Feb 11, 2026 @ 1:20 PM Central —
BOERNE, Texas – Ricky Gleason, candidate for Kendall County Judge, today unveiled a practical, three-horizon planning framework designed to guide the county’s growth while respecting property rights and ensuring transparency. The approach emphasizes structured, ongoing collaboration over reactive or top-down mandates.
A Framework Built for Clarity & Action
Gleason’s model organizes planning into three actionable phases:
Planning as a Tool, Not a Control
Central to Gleason’s approach is using planning to guide – not dictate – outcomes. By engaging landowners early during subdivision or project proposals, the county can collaborate on solutions rather than resorting to reactive measures like eminent domain.
Local Leadership Before Regional Partnership
Gleason stressed that Kendall County must lead its own planning efforts before engaging regional or state partners. “If we don’t come to the table with our own plan, someone else will plan for us,” he said. “Residents want leadership that does the work locally first, then partners regionally to support that vision.”
Why This Matters for Kendall County
With rapid growth straining roads, water resources, and emergency services, Gleason’s framework aims to replace short-term fixes with a coordinated, long-term strategy that:
About Ricky Gleason:
Ricky Gleason is a candidate for Kendall County Judge focused on transparent, resident-first governance. His campaign emphasizes practical planning, fiscal responsibility, and protecting the community’s quality of life through collaboration and foresight.
Media Contact:
Ricky Gleason
gleason4judge@gmail.com
https://www.rickygleason.com/

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