Meet Commissioner Dianne Edmondson

The Edmondson clan, missing their youngest son and his two girls who live in Ohio.

Trusted Leadership. Proven Results. Committed to Denton County.
Dianne Edmondson is a lifelong conservative, respected community leader, and dedicated public servant representing Precinct 4 on the Denton County Commissioners Court. With decades of experience in grassroots politics and business, Dianne brings a steady, solutions-focused approach to local government—always putting taxpayers first.

Bob and Dianne just after being sworn into office by Sheriff Tracy Murphree.

A successful entrepreneur, Dianne and her husband Bob, founded a technical recruiting firm that she led until retiring in 2006. They are the proud parents of three children (one now deceased) and grandparents of seven. Faith and family are central to Dianne’s life, and she and Bob are active in their church and support numerous Christian ministries.

 She is a well-respected, grassroots, Constitutional conservative who led the Denton County Republican Party for 14 years prior to retiring in 2016. During her tenure, Denton County was widely recognized as a well-run, reliably red county which would deliver enough net Republican votes to offset up to a dozen Democrat counties in state-wide races. Dianne has built good relationships with our County elected officials as well as many state-wide elected officials and many Republican leaders across the state. She has testified before the State Legislature and works well with the County’s Legislative delegation.

Dianne’s community involvement spans many years, and leadership is her hallmark. She has proven leadership and demonstrated conservative principles, serving in many leadership roles throughout her years in Denton County. As our commissioner, she now works tirelessly with citizens and leaders of Pct. 4 to find the best solution to the challenges our rapid growth brings.