Beady little fk, isn’t he?
As a six foot woman, it’s not easy, however, when you are a five foot, maybe….two man, it must be true hell, especially when you’re a Narcissist, case in point, poor Scottie Felton.
He says he’s not going to run again IF, IF they get someone decent to run for his old job. Right? What horseshit.
This guy, Rick Tullis, he’s been handpicked by Felton and the other seven dwarves to be our next County Judge.
Poor little guy, Felton, just lies and lies.
Sad, really.
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Hand picked by the who’s who of our town, the Kingmakers, to be our next King. Wonder if his brother in law is in construction too????
McLennan County judge announces he will not seek reelection
McLennan County judge announces he will not seek reelection
By Joe Ashley
Published: Apr. 17, 2025 at 4:28 PM CDT
WACO, Texas (KWTX) – McLennan County Judge Scott M. Felton says he will not seek reelection when his term ends December 31, 2026, if a qualified candidate steps forward.
Felton was appointed on October 1, 2012, and started serving as the McLennan County judge.
In 2014 he was elected to a 4-year term and has since been reelected.
“Serving the citizens of McLennan County as County Judge for the past 12 years has been one of the greatest honors of my life,” Felton said. “Throughout my tenure, my goal has been to make McLennan County a great place to live, work, and thrive.”
Felton says when he stepped into the role in 2012, the county was in the middle of financial crisis.
“I’m proud to say that through bold leadership and tough decisions, we faced those challenges head-on and set the county on a path to recovery,” Felton said. “Working alongside some of the best commissioners any county could ask for, we’ve been able to provide excellent services to our citizens while minimizing the tax impact on our residents.”
Prior to his time as judge, Felton worked in the banking business for over 30 years.
He says his perspective on county government is one of the most complex business structures people will see.
“On a daily basis, I was faced with decisions on finance, program and policy management, purchasing, contract negotiations, human resources, risk management and fostering great relationships with the cities in McLennan County,” Felton said.
As Felton prepares to step aside, he urges voters to thoughtfully choose a candidate with a strong background in business management and someone who knows how to meet taxpayer’s expectations.
“This is not a job for a bureaucrat or someone simply seeking a “higher position,” Felton said. “It is a demanding, full-time role that comes with tremendous responsibilities, requiring 24/7 dedication.”
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