State Representative Will Metcalf is a sixth-generation resident of Montgomery County, Texas. With a strong background in business, he currently serves as the Vice President & Director of Business Development at Spirit of Texas Bank. Metcalf has had a notable career in the financial sector, aiding families and small businesses within Montgomery County to achieve their financial goals. He has also been involved in real estate investment in the area, managing properties in Montgomery County and its surroundings.

Educated locally, Metcalf graduated from Conroe ISD and holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice from Sam Houston State University. He is married to Megan, and they have twin daughters, Amelia and Elizabeth. The Metcalfs are active members of The Church at Woodforest, reflecting their commitment to family and community values.

Metcalf began serving in the Texas House of Representatives to advocate for conservative principles and the interests of his constituents. He is recognized for his efforts in supporting tax reform, property rights, and transparency in local governance. Throughout his legislative tenure, he has continuously championed issues pivotal to Montgomery County, such as enhancing local school programs and maintaining a strong presence on border security.

As the current Chairman of the House Administration Committee, Metcalf oversees the daily operations of the Texas House and manages its finances. His leadership role includes ensuring that legislative processes remain efficient and accountable. He also serves on the State Affairs Committee and the International Relations & Economic Development Committee, contributing to discussions that shape Texas's policies on local governance and international trade.

In the 87th session, Metcalf sponsored several bills aimed at bolstering Texas’s economic landscape. Notably, he introduced House Bill 2468, which addresses lifetime income benefits under the workers' compensation system. This legislation successfully passed and is set to take effect in September 2023. Another significant piece of legislation, House Bill 1973, proposed transparency measures for itemized medical billing but was left pending in committee. These legislative efforts underline Metcalf’s focus on health care transparency and workers' rights.

Metcalf’s political leanings can be characterized as conservative, aligning with many business-friendly policies and advocating for taxpayer protections. His sponsorship of conservative measures like property rights protection and support for local educational initiatives demonstrates a commitment to maintaining conservative values in Texas governance. Furthermore, he champions religious liberty, family values, and pro-life policies, which are reflective of his and his constituents' convictions. His various awards—including being named a "Fighter for Free Enterprise" by the Texas Association of Business and a "Texas Gold Star Representative" by Texas Right to Life—reinforce his standing in the conservative faction of Texas politics.

Through a combination of his business acumen and legislative activities, Will Metcalf represents a voice for Montgomery County that pushes for economic development while preserving the values of the communities he serves. His involvement in community activities and local governance illustrates a deep commitment to the welfare of his constituents and the broader goals of Texas.