Julie Holmer

Julie Holmer is a lifelong Collin County resident, community advocate, and proven local leader running for Collin County Commissioner, Precinct 4. Raised in Plano after moving there with her family in 1981, Julie graduated from Plano Senior High School and has spent more than four decades deeply rooted in the community she proudly calls home. Julie most recently served on the Plano City Council, where she was known as a thoughtful, collaborative leader focused on practical solutions and responsible governance. First elected in a competitive 2021 special election, Julie was re-elected unopposed in 2023 after earning broad trust across the community.

During her time on council, her work emphasized infrastructure, public safety, fiscal stewardship, arts and cultural investment, and meaningful community engagement. Julie holds a degree in Social Work, which informs her people-first approach to leadership and her understanding of how public policy impacts individuals and families. She also brings extensive experience in senior human resources leadership, with a background in strategic planning, organizational management, workforce development, and compliance—experience that translates directly to effective, accountable government. Professionally, Julie is a small business owner and entrepreneur with experience in marketing, communications, and strategic partnerships.

She has worked closely with schools, nonprofits, chambers of commerce, and community organizations throughout Collin County, giving her a practical understanding of how county decisions affect residents and local employers. Julie has served on numerous boards and commissions supporting the arts, public safety, historic preservation, and community development and is a graduate of Leadership Plano. As County Commissioner, she is committed to transparent government, smart growth, reliable infrastructure, and accessible services—ensuring Collin County works for everyone.