Rep. Hickland, Hillary

Biography

State Representative Hillary Hickland is a ninth-generation Texan, devoted wife, and mother of four who is driven by her faith and commitment to serving her community.  Her love of Texas and dedication to our future generations led her to, as an every day citizen, advocate for her children and families across the state during the 88th Legislative Session.  

Sworn into office this January, she now shifts her focus to serve in an official capacity as State Representative for House District 55, prioritizing issues that impact not only her constituents, but all Texans.  She holds a Bachelor's degree from Baylor University and a Master's degree in Criminology from Boston University.  After graduating from Baylor, she and her husband lived in Mexico for a period of time, where she became fluent in Spanish while teaching English. 

An active leader in her community, Representative Hickland has served as a Crisis Pregnancy Center mentor for over a decade, was PTA president, and is currently an active member of the Central Texas Republican Women. She also serves as Vice President of her local Daughters of the Republic of Texas chapter. Representative Hickland's district covers central Bell County and includes the cities of Temple, Belton, Harker Heights, Nolanville, and Killeen.