Jon Garrett attended Navarro College. He has a wife and four children.

Jon is the owner of KBEC radio and the CEO of Dunn St. Equities and Apex Site Services. He also leads Dunn St. Equities, overseeing real estate investments, and Apex Site Services, which he founded to provide site preparation services to the U.S. Military, FEMA, and other government agencies.

Jon Garrett Launches Campaign for Texas House, Pledges to ...

Jon is the owner of KBEC radio and the CEO of Dunn St. Equities, which oversees real estate investments, and Apex Site Services, which provides site preparation services to government agencies.

Jon Garrett's campaign for Texas House of Representatives District 10 is his first entry into politics.

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Supports expanding local infrastructure and economic opportunity.

Believes in "expanding local infrastructure and economic opportunity."

Supports "reducing government overreach."

- Wants to reduce property taxes.
- Plans on "cutting waste."
- Believes in "expanding local infrastructure and economic opportunity."
- Supports "reducing government overreach."

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- Supports law enforcement.
- Supports securing the southern border.

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Jon Garrett

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