A LIFETIME OF SERVICE TO
COMMUNITY AND FAIRNESS
RE-ELECT JUDGE SANDRA BRYANT
"It’s an honor to administer this oath — a promise to lead with heart and serve with purpose."
Judge Sandra Bryant
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ABOUT
Judge Sandra Bryant
Justice of the Peace, Hays County Precinct 5
Community Leader | Public Servant | Advocate for Families and Youth
Sandra Bryant proudly serves as Justice of the Peace for Precinct 5 in Hays County. First elected in 2022, she brings a deep commitment to fairness, accountability, and community-centered leadership.
Before taking the bench, Sandra served six years as a Hays CISD School Board Trustee, where she advocated for students, families, and educators across the district. Her passion for youth development continues today through mentorship, school engagement, and support of diversion and life-skills programs.
Sandra is also the co-founder of Keeping Communities Connected (KCC), a nonprofit dedicated to mentorship, scholarships, and educational support for graduating seniors. She remains actively involved in civic organizations, local schools, and community events throughout Buda and Hays County.
As a judge, Sandra understands that every case represents a real person and a real story. Her approach is rooted in listening, consistency, and applying the law with integrity ensuring every individual who enters her courtroom feels heard and respected.
Awards
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Nominated 2025 Buda Local Legends Award
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Nominated 2024 Buda Local Legends Award
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Hays County Sheriff's Citizen Academy Sergeant's Award
Memberships
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Texas Justice Court Judges Association
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Justice of the Peace & Constable Association (JPCA)
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Texas Association for Truancy and Dropout Prevention
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Rezilient Kidz; Raising Highly Capable Kids Facilitator
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Hays County Youth Mental Health Advisor
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Texas Justice Court Training Center
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World Class Centennial Lions Club of Buda, Membership Chair
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State Bar of Texas Justice Court
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Buda Citizen Police Academy Alumni Association
Past Community Leadership Roles
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Former President of Hays CISD Council PTA (23 PTA/PTSA)
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Former President of Buda Police Foundation
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Former President, Summer Pointe Homeowner Association
Speaking Engagements
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University Leadership Network (ULN) at UT-Austin
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Quilts of Valor Foundation (2023, 2024, 2025)
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Cullen Country Homeowner Association
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Gary Job Corps WOW Women's Conference
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RON 2.0 (Ready or Not Women's Conference)
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Hays CISD Campuses Judges & Sponsors
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Ladies Living Out Loud: Women Empowerment (WE)
I’m deeply grateful for your belief in this journey. Let’s keep moving forward, together.
Respectfully,
Judge Sandra Bryant
#BryantForBuda #JudgeBryant #ServiceAboveSelf #HaysCountyStrong #ThePeoplesJudge
From
JUDGE SANDRA BRYANT
I’m Judge Sandra Bryant - a veteran, mentor, and proud public servant for Hays County, Precinct 5. Since 2022, I’ve worked to deliver justice with compassion and create meaningful change through programs addressing vaping, peer pressure, depression, bullying, the impact of social media on youth, and volunteering at school events.
Volunteering for Buda PTA
Priorities
Focused on Justice That Works for the Community
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As Justice of the Peace, my role is non-partisan and guided by Texas law. My priorities center on fairness, access, and service.
Key Priorities
Fair & Impartial Justice
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Every case is handled with consistency, integrity, and respect regardless of background or circumstance.
Access to the People’s Court
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Justice of the Peace courts often serve individuals without attorneys. While judges cannot provide legal advice, I am committed to ensuring court procedures are clear and accessible and that individuals are directed to appropriate information and resources in a fair and ethical manner.
Youth Diversion & Early Intervention
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Supporting youth through diversion, mentorship, and accountability helps reduce repeat involvement and strengthens families and communities.
Efficient & Transparent Court Operations
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Responsible case management, trained staff, and accountability ensure timely resolutions and responsible stewardship of public resources.
Community Engagement
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Justice does not stop at the courtroom door. I remain active in schools, civic organizations, and community programs to stay connected to the people I serve.
