Josh Homan for Fayette County Judge

BATTLE TESTED AND COOL HEADED.

Grounded in family, duty, and country, Captain Josh Homan is a leader who has been tested under fire and will fight for you and all of Fayette County. Josh Homan for Fayette County Judge.

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Fayette County is at a crossroads. With our unique geography and idyllic appeal, we face many challenges, some favorable and some less so. As the wheel of progress turns, our elected officials must identify, understand, and address challenges to ensure this community flourishes while safeguarding the character and charm we all love.

Fayette County needs a leader with a cool head and a fair hand. We need a Judge with an external perspective rather than a view from within.

Our campaign is about bringing citizens together, preserving what makes this county great, maximizing our community's talents and resources, and ensuring good governance for all people.

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Fairness, Judgment, and Due Process: Lessons from Military Justice

Part 3 of the "Military Leadership and Local Government" Series In my previous posts, I explained how my experience as an Army company commander prepared me to lead and administer a large organization. Another lesser-known but equally relevant part of a commander’s job is performing judicial duties under the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ). Many people don’t realize that military commanders routinely act in a judicial role. As a company commander, I presided over disc

Cold Weather, Fruit Trees.. Not Citrus.., and Strong Communities

Most people think of cold weather as something to endure. But for fruit trees, winter cold isn’t just helpful — it’s essential. Many fruit trees require a certain number of “chill hours” each winter. This period of cold dormancy allows trees to reset their internal systems and prepare for healthy growth and fruit production in the spring. Without enough cold, trees may bloom unevenly or fail to produce fruit at all. A craggy pear tree in our backyard that, surprisingly, produ

Running the Organization: What Commanding a Company of Soldiers Taught Me About County Leadership

Part 2 of the “Military Leadership and Local Government” Series- In my previous post, I explained how my experience as an Army company commander translates to serving as a county judge. One of the clearest parallels is the responsibility of leading and administering a large, complex organization. Most people picture military leadership as giving orders in the field. In reality, much of a commander’s job looks a lot like running a small government. Preparing to take off with a