Joshua Ray

Problems don’t fix themselves. Leadership means recognizing the problem, stepping up, and getting it done, not talking about it forever. I’ve heard people say, “Josh is a Marine, he attacks problems.” Damn straight. That’s how I lead. Join us: rayforsheriff.com/donate

This map shows 338,000+ cases of child sexual abuse material tied to U.S. IP addresses in just 6 months. That’s why I created the first-ever GCSO ICAC Unit. We must do more! God’s Children are not for sale! Support the mission: rayforsheriff.com/donate

Thank you to the Daughters of the Republic of Texas – Seguin Chapter for the honor of serving as flag bearer at today’s Toast to Texas ceremony in Central Park in downtown Seguin. Proud to celebrate the history and spirit of Texas.

Happy Texas Independence Day! On March 2, 1836, delegates at Washington-on-the-Brazos declared a free republic as the Alamo stood under siege. That spirit—from the early Texas Rangers to today—lives on. Freedom is defended daily. 🇨🇱 #TexasIndependenceDay #RememberTheAlamo

One more day until Texas Independence Day. On March 1, 1836, delegates met at Washington-on-the-Brazos as the Alamo stood under siege, independence followed the next day. Texas Rangers helped secure that freedom. From Ranger to Sheriff, I’m proud to carry that legacy.

The one and only… Eddie Miller 🇺🇸 Holding a Reagan/Bush ’84 sign with a man who’s been fighting for conservative principles for decades. Thank you, Eddie and to every volunteer working behind the scenes to keep Texas deep red. #KeepTexasRed #MAGA #Republicans

Great week connecting with fellow conservatives at the Guadalupe County Republican Women in Seguin and the Red Stiletto Republican Women in Cibolo. Don’t forget, the final day to vote is Tuesday, March 3rd. Let’s finish strong.

Five days until March 2, we honor the delegates at Washington-on-the-Brazos and the Texas Rangers who protected Texans during the Runaway Scrape. That law-and-order legacy lives on in Guadalupe County. Support it: rayforsheriff.com/donate

As Texas Independence Day approaches, remember the Alamo siege began Feb 23, 1836. Travis declared “Victory or Death!” Rangers defended families with courage—securing our freedom. Donate: rayforsheriff.com/donate #RememberTheAlamo #TexasStrong

Texans, On March 2, 1836, at Washington-on-the-Brazos, Texas declared independence. In 1823, Stephen F. Austin commissioned the first Rangers—laying the foundation for law & order. That legacy lives on. Freedom isn’t free. Support: rayforsheriff.com/donate

I am very proud to serve alongside the exceptional men and women of law enforcement and to have the honor and privilege of leading the men and women of the Guadalupe County Sheriff’s Office. youtu.be/2WK9N48m6Ks?si…

A lot going on in the County this week. Janel and I enjoyed visiting with everyone at events across the county. Thank you to my Deputies for filling in when events overlapped. #schertzseniorcenter #thechamber #seguinsunriserotary #texasfarmbureau #Redstilletorepublicanwomen

This is just the beginning. Child predators will not be tolerated in our county. We are no longer waiting and reacting to these heinous crimes. We are actively pursuing them. Buyer beware.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to the Brazoria County Sheriff’s Office, the Navasota Police Department, and the families of both Deputy Jesus Vargas and Sergeant Mark Butler. Gone but not forgotten.

The Guadalupe County Sheriff's Office had the pleasure of donating the proceeds from this month's Beard & Nail Fundraiser to the Guadalupe County Child Welfare Board.

We would like to welcome Captain Joel Machost and Lieutenant Lino Casas to the Guadalupe County Sheriff‘s Office. Both have extensive experience in organized crime, gangs, narcotics and human trafficking investigations. Both will hold Investigative command level positions.