Steve served for 20 years in the Air Force and later worked as a pilot instructor in the Air Force for new pilots.

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Steve has served on the Northwest Independent School District board of trustees for the past nine years.

Claims his long-term goal is to eliminate property taxes entirely.

Supports controlling "skyrocketing appraisals and capping growth that drives people out of their homes."

- Claims his long-term goal is to eliminate property taxes entirely.
- Supports controlling "skyrocketing appraisals and capping growth that drives people out of their homes."
- Wants to cut business regulations.

Economy

Believes "we must secure the border to stop fentanyl and human trafficking."

Prioritizes public safety by supporting peace officers "with the training and tools to do the job."

- Believes "we must secure the border to stop fentanyl and human trafficking."
- Prioritizes public safety by supporting peace officers "with the training and tools to do the job."

Public Safety

Healthcare

Advocated for strong career and technical education programs.

Advocates for "strong" career and technical education programs.

Promises to "back teachers, parents, and students so classrooms stay strong and our economy stays competitive."

Advocates for local control over education.

- Advocates for "strong" career and technical education programs.
- Promises to "back teachers, parents, and students so classrooms stay strong and our economy stays competitive."
- Advocates for local control over education.

Education

As of January 22, 2026, Steve Sprowls’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

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