Rep. Fairly, Caroline
Biography
Caroline Fairly is a lifelong Amarillo native whose upbringing emphasized faith, service, and community involvement. Raised alongside four siblings, she developed a strong appreciation for leadership, responsibility, and giving back—values that continue to guide her personal and professional life.
She is a graduate of Abilene Christian University, where she earned a degree in Business Marketing. During her time at ACU, Caroline served as Class President and was actively involved in the business school’s entrepreneurship program, Wildcat Ventures, helping lead multiple student-driven initiatives.
Following college, Caroline worked on a congressional campaign and later served constituents in Washington, D.C. That experience provided her with firsthand insight into federal policymaking and reinforced her desire to return home and contribute to her community in West Texas.
Caroline currently works at The OccuNet Company, where she began as a medical negotiator focused on reducing healthcare costs for Texas families. Her professional background informs her legislative work, particularly on issues related to healthcare access and affordability.
During her freshman legislative session, Caroline quickly distinguished herself by working on a range of complex and high-impact issues, including healthcare policy, landmark digital safety legislation, water resources, and efforts to support phone-free learning environments in schools.
She serves on the House Appropriations, Local & Consent Calendars, and Natural Resources Committees, as well as the Select Committee on Civil Discourse and Freedom of Speech in Higher Education. In addition, Caroline has been appointed to the 1836 Project Advisory Committee, where she contributes to initiatives focused on Texas history and civic education.
Outside of her professional and legislative responsibilities, Caroline remains deeply engaged in community service. She volunteers with local ministries and is active in her church. Caroline Fairly is committed to strengthening the Texas Panhandle through thoughtful leadership, service, and practical solutions, ensuring the region remains a strong and vibrant place to live, work, and raise a family.
