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Dale Inman

Dale Inman

Nonpartisan Race

Candidate for Montgomery Co. Appraisal District Board, Place 1

About

Senior Pastor of The Woodlands Bible Church, State Republican Executive Committeeman (SREC) for Senate District 4, and Board Member of Veterans & Patriots United. Adjunct Professor of Business at Lee College (2017-present). Conroe ISD Trustee (2018-2022). Principal Owner/Agent Nationwide Insurance Agency (1994-2018). Graduated from and serves as faculty at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary.
Campaign Contributions

Conservative Endorsements

Candidate Videos

Panel on the Texas GOP Convention
Inside Texas Politics
The Woodlands Bible Church

Notable Quote

“All government agencies must remember that all political power is inherent in the people. I have often felt the MCAD board was not a servant to the taxpayer, but an adversary to the taxpayer. If elected, this perception will change.”

Positions on Texas Eagle Forum Priorities

Border Security & Immigration
  • TIES OPEN BORDERS & ILLEGALS to rising property taxes.[1]
  • MET WITH CONGRESSMAN MORGAN LUTTRELL and GOP leadership to discuss action steps needed to secure the border and deal with the flow of illegals forced on Texans and the nation by the Biden-Harris Administration.[1]
Education Issues
  • SUPPORTS PARENTAL RIGHTS and school choice.[1][2]
Protect Life
  • SUPPORTS PRO-LIFE ORGANIZATIONS AND EVENTS, and has consistently stated that life begins at conception.[1][2][3][4]
Islamification of Texas
Other Constitutional Issues
  • SPOKE OUT AGAINST FLOCK CAMERAS, stating that government is to be “of the people,” not “of the government” and calling these cameras "surveillance of private citizens."[1][2][3]
  • AUTHORED A BOOK PROVIDING HISTORY ON THE CONSTITUTION and the history of civil governance (2026).[1][2][3]
  • SUPPORTS THE SECOND AMENDMENT and notes the gun violence problem is linked to blue cities.[1][2][3]
Property Tax Relief
  • DID NOT VOTE FOR THE $807 MILLION CISD BOND that failed in 2019. Helped push the district to adopt a tax rate below the effective rate, giving residents a tax cut for the first time in years.[1][2][3][4][5]

Notes from Local Researchers

  • Has served and worked on many Texas GOP Committees, including the Committee on Military Partnership, Rules, and Platform Committees.[1][2][3]
  • Personal Facebook page