Chris Mattice

2023- Captain

Greetings to everyone! As the Captain Elect I have been placed in office early due to the vacancy of the last captain.  So let's start this off with an introduction.

My name is Chris Mattice. Many of you already know me and my family: my wife, Crystal, and my four children, Courtney, Wesley, Jessica and Cooper. We have been involved with the Williamson County Sheriff's Posse since 2009. We currently own Texas Amateur Rodeo Association ("TARA") and have had many experiences with CPRA, WPRA, NBHA, as well as high school and college rodeos.

As Captain, my goals for this year are simple:

1. Continue to maintain an organization that is member friendly with activities that interest our membership and our community;
   
2. Continue to update our facilities to make our venue more appealing to both current and future members;
   
3. Continue to develop our organization as a vital part of our community;
   
4. Continue to grow our organization to the benefit of the community, the charitable organizations we support, and to the benefit our our membership; and to
   
5. Continue to build a rodeo that will make the community proud to claim as their own.
   

All that being said, this requires participation from everyone. The Board of Directors and I will give it our best. We welcome your participation and your best too.

From the Captain

Captain of the Posse

Volunteer

If you have able hands, we want your help. Whether it's at the arena, during rodeo, or making sure folks know how to get involved, we need you. And so does your community.

history

As time marches on, we tend to forget

our traditions, and every once in a while

they need a little boost to keep them going. Here's a little history about the beginning of the Williamson County Sheriff’s Posse.

Mission & Vision

As a non-profit organization we strive to be an integral part of the community and provide activities and services related to our deep western heritage.

2020 Officer Board