Lisa David Named Texas District Clerk Of The Year

WILLIAMSON COUNTY, TX — Williamson County District Clerk Lisa David recently garnered a high honor as District Clerk of the Year for the State of Texas, officials announced Tuesday.

The award was presented to her at the 123rd Annual County and District Clerk Association (CDCAT) Conference. This award is bestowed for outstanding and distinguished service by a district clerk. David has been the district clerk of Williamson County for the past 12 years and has been employed by the district clerk’s office for 37 years.

“I am very honored to have received this award from my peers across the state,” David said in a prepared statement. “I want to share this award with my family and staff. If it were not for their support, I could not serve in the manner I do for Williamson County and this great State of Texas.”

Mrs. David serves on the CDCAT Legislative Committee, various judicial committees and is currently president of the Texas District Court Alliance.

“Those of us who work with Ms. David and depend upon a high level of professionalism from her office are delighted to hear the news of this distinguished award. Lisa has never been satisfied just to do a great job, and she always strives to improve and innovate on the many intricacies and nuances of her office," Presiding Judge Billy Ray Stubblefield of the Third Administrative Judicial Region, said in a prepared statement. "She has served on numerous committees and testified before the legislature on issues which have improved the services rendered by District Clerks around the state. This improves the standards of the entire profession. We send her congratulations."

>>> Photo of Lisa David courtesy Williamson County