Representative Four Price is a dedicated legislator from Amarillo, Texas, serving the Texas House of Representatives. A fourth-generation Texan, he represents eight counties in the Texas Panhandle: Carson, Hansford, Hutchinson, Lipscomb, Moore, Ochiltree, Potter, and Sherman. First elected to the House in 2006, he has distinguished himself through his commitment to public policy that enhances the lives of his constituents. In 2022, he was re-elected to serve his seventh term.

Price's legislative work is marked by his role on several significant committees, including the House Natural Resources Committee, the House Public Health Committee, and the House Select Committee on Health Care Reform. These positions enable him to champion vital issues, particularly those related to water supply, healthcare access, and mental health resources, which are fundamental to the wellbeing of rural Texans.

Throughout his tenure, Representative Price has sponsored and supported legislation aimed at improving healthcare delivery and resource management. Notable among these is House Bill 4, which successfully established provisions for telemedicine services, increasing accessibility to health care, especially in rural areas. He also authored House Bill 2595 to strengthen mental health parity, ensuring that mental health services receive equitable support compared to physical health services. An advocate for rural healthcare, he piloted House Bill 871 to enhance the financial sustainability of rural hospitals.

In addition to healthcare legislation, Price has focused on improving infrastructure to support community needs. His involvement as the House sponsor of Senate Bill 1474 aims to develop Interstate 27, facilitating better connectivity and economic opportunities for the Panhandle. He also co-authored House Bill 2615, which seeks to establish foundation and trade diploma programs in public schools, aligning educational outcomes with workforce demands.

Representative Price’s political leanings reflect a pragmatic, service-oriented approach to governance. His efforts showcase a consistent focus on health-related legislative initiatives, water management, and educational reforms, all aimed at fostering community resilience and economic viability. His support for mental health initiatives, including education and resources in public schools and laws targeting opioid overprescription, illustrate his dedication to addressing pressing social issues that affect public welfare.

In his personal life, Four Price holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from the University of Texas at Austin and a Juris Doctor degree from Saint Mary's University School of Law in San Antonio. He resides in Amarillo with his wife, Karen, and they are parents to four adult children and one granddaughter. The Prices are actively involved in their local community, reflecting Price's commitment to service both in and out of the legislature.