Join a Four Rivers Committee and Grow Your Business Faster! 

 

Our organization is truly member run, and committees are a huge part of that.  
Below you will find descriptions 
of the committees. 

 

Government Affairs Committees:

If you have a passion for advocacy the Government Affairs Committee provides a platform for you to actively engage in local and state real estate issues and elections. As a member of this committee, you would have the opportunity to review proposed regulations and policies within local governing bodies that affect real estate and take appropriate action based on the issues and the area.

The GA committees are responsible for closely monitoring the political landscape and staying informed about local and state real estate issues. This includes actively participating in elections by hosting candidate interviews, volunteering at polling locations, and providing support through activities such as phone banks. By engaging in these activities, committee members ensure that the real estate profession's interests are represented and protected in the political arena.

The committee's focus on being involved in local governing bodies and elections is driven by the understanding that active participation is necessary to have a voice in shaping policies and regulations. By actively participating in the political process, committee members ensure that the concerns and perspectives of the real estate profession are considered and addressed.

The committee is structured into sub-committees based on the areas where members live and work, such as Caldwell County, Comal County, Hays County, Gonzales County, and Guadalupe County. Each sub-committee has specific meeting times and locations where members gather to discuss relevant issues and plan their actions. These meetings provide a space for members to collaborate, share information, and strategize on how to effectively advocate for the interests of the real estate profession in their respective areas.

Join the sub-committee below for the area you live and/or work in: 

  • Caldwell County Committee - Meets the 2nd Monday from 11:30-12:30pm at the Bluebonnet Electric Co-Op in Maxwell, TX. 10400 Hwy 142, Maxwell, TX 78656
  • Comal County Committee - Meets the 2nd Tuesday from 12-1 pm at the Four Rivers Headquarters. 936 Gruene Rd, New Braunfels, TX 78130
  • Hays County Committee - Meets the 1st Thursday from 10-11 am via Broadcast Zoom. 
  • Guadalupe County Committee - Meets the 1st Tuesday from 12-1 pm at First United Bank - Seguin. 200 N Austin St, Seguin, TX 78155
  • Gonzales County Committee - Meets the 2nd Wednesday (Quarterly) from 12-1pm at SouthStar Bank. 10901 Hwy 290 W, Austin, Texas 78736

(Legislative Management Team Meeting (Sub-Committee Chairs Only) meets the 2nd Friday from 1:30-2:30 pm via Broadcast Zoom.  

 

 

Scholarship Program Committee: 

The Scholarship Committee is a wonderful opportunity for individuals who enjoy having fun, contributing to their communities, and making a positive impact. Members of this committee are responsible for organizing and hosting fundraising events, as well as being actively involved in the selection process for high school student scholarship recipients. This committee's work has significant benefits, not only supporting education but also making a lasting impact on the lives of deserving families and students.

Fundraising events organized by the committee are aimed at generating financial resources to support the scholarship program. These events may include an Annual Bunco/Cornhole Tournament and Online Raffle. By successfully hosting these events, the committee members can raise funds that will directly contribute to the scholarship program's success.

Additionally, committee members have the important task of reviewing and selecting scholarship recipients each year. This involves carefully evaluating applications, considering various criteria such as academic achievements, extracurricular activities, community involvement, and financial need. Through this selection process, committee members play a crucial role in identifying deserving students who will benefit from the scholarships and positively impact their future educational endeavors.

Furthermore, committee members are also involved in presentations and follow-up activities related to the scholarship program. This may include organizing award ceremonies or recognition events to honor the scholarship recipients. By actively participating in these activities, committee members have the opportunity to witness firsthand the impact of their efforts and the success of the students who benefit from the scholarships.

(Meets the 2nd Monday of each month from 10:30am - 11:30 am)

 

 

TREPAC Committee:

In the real estate profession, being involved in politics is often intertwined with the aim of protecting private property rights and advocating for homeownership. The TREPAC Committee focuses on raising awareness and fundraising for the Purple Party, which represents the Texas Real Estate Political Action Committee (TREPAC). The primary goal of this committee is to support local and state REALTOR® Champion candidates and effectively communicate the achievements of TREPAC to members of the organization.

One of the key responsibilities of the TREPAC Committee is to raise awareness about TREPAC and its mission among real estate professionals. This involves organizing events, meetings, or campaigns to inform members about the importance of supporting political candidates who champion the interests of the real estate industry and private property rights. By creating awareness, the committee ensures that members are well-informed about the significance of their contributions to TREPAC.

By actively participating in this committee, REALTORS® have the opportunity to influence and shape the political landscape in support of the industry's interests. They contribute to the success of REALTOR® Champion candidates who advocate for private property rights and homeownership, which are essential components of a thriving real estate market. Moreover, by raising awareness and effectively communicating TREPAC's accomplishments, the committee helps educate both members and the public about the importance of supporting these initiatives.

Moreover, by supporting TREPAC and advocating for REALTOR® Champion candidates, committee members contribute to the protection of private property rights and the promotion of homeownership, benefiting both the industry and the communities they serve.

 (Meets the 3rd Tuesday of each month from 1:30pm - 2:30 pm)

 

 

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