Will Metcalf

On January 25, 2019 Metcalf along with Steve Toth and Cecil Bill filed House Bill 1042 which would require Texas schools and law enforcement agencies to establish active shooter response plans and law enforcement agencies to conduct annual drills while also requiring law enforcement to immediately contain or eliminate a threat.

In the Republican primary held on March 6, 2018, Metcalf defeated Christian Ehmling, a local political activist. He then won the November general election with 49,184 votes (80.3 percent) to 12,033 (19.7 percent) for Democrat Mike Midler.

Metcalf then won the general election on November 4, 2014. He polled 29,132 votes (83.8 percent) to Democrat Michael Hayles, Jr., who finished with 4,748 votes (13.7 percent), and the Libertarian nominee, Bob Townsend, 887 (2.6 percent).

Metcalf is a member of the non-denominational Fellowship of Montgomery in Montgomery northwest of Houston. Earlier, Metcalf was a three-year member of the finance committee of First Baptist Church of Conroe and a two-year chairman of the First Baptist Academy trustees. His wife, Megan, is the vice-president of the Conroe Service League, a member of the Lake Conroe Area Republican Women, and an associate member of both the North Shore and the Montgomery County Republican Women. The Metcalfs have twin daughters who were born in 2011. Megan Metcalf was a teacher until the birth of their daughters.

Will Metcalf (born June 6, 1984) is an American investment banker from Conroe, Texas, and a Republican member of the Texas House of Representatives for District 16, based entirely in suburban Montgomery County, north of Houston in the southeastern portion of the state.