Political Advertising Paid by Cynthia Long Campaign; P.O. Box 3363; Cedar Park, TX  78630-3363

(512)965-3892

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• Elected as Williamson County Commissioner for Precinct Two in 2006
• Appointed by her fellow Commissioners to represent Williamson County on the Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (CAMPO) where she serves as Vice-Chairman and Chairman of the CAMPO Finance Committee.
• Serves on the Capitol Area Council of Government Executive Committee.
• Cynthia is the Executive Sponsor for the County’s Public Safety Technology Project.
• Served on the Planning and Zoning Commission in Cedar Park from 1992 to 1995 and 2002 to 2006 where she served as Vice-Chair.
• In 1995, Cynthia was elected to City Council in Cedar Park and served for 4 years and served one year as Mayor Pro-Tem.
• Served on the Round Rock Medical Center Board, the Greater Williamson County YMCA Board, and was the founding Chairman of the Board for the Twin Lakes YMCA.
• She has volunteered on many campaigns and served as Vice-Chairman of the Williamson County Republican Party.

• Cynthia has been married to Donn for 22 years and they have one awesome daughter, age 10.
• She and Donn have been active members of Hill Country Bible Church since 1989 and in 2007 helped start Hill Country Bible Church – Leander.

• Cynthia attended Texas A&M University and graduated with a BBA in Business Analysis.  
• Upon graduation, Cynthia began working in the technology field in the private and public sector.
• She worked in various technical positions before moving into IT management, working for the State of Texas.
• She started her own information technology consulting company in 1997 and has worked for clients in the U.S., Europe, Central America and South America

Cynthia has lived in and served in Williamson County for almost 22 years.  She is a pro-family, pro-business, pro-life, fiscal conservative.  She is an experienced Republican who has brought and will continue to bring leadership, dedication and vision to the Commissioners Court.