Tony C. Hass is a dedicated professional in the agriculture sector, known for his extensive expertise in agriculture, politics, and private property rights activism. With a strong commitment to advocating for farmers and landowners, Mr. Hass serves as a Southern District Representative for Colorado Counties Inc.  and is actively involved in key agricultural organizations, including the Colorado Farm Bureau and the Colorado Cattleman's Association. 

Mr. Hass studied Equine Science at Lamar Community College, equipping him with a solid foundation to navigate the complexities of the agricultural landscape. His passion for the industry is evident through his active participation in discussions surrounding agricultural policy and land rights, where he aims to ensure that the voices of local farmers and ranchers are heard and respected.

Beyond his professional endeavors, Mr. Hass enjoys spending time with his family, riding horses, and practicing martial arts, where he holds a 2nd Dan ranking in Hapkido, Tang Soo Do, Okinawan Shōrin-ryū, and Kobudō. His diverse interests reflect a well-rounded character dedicated to both personal and professional growth. 

Mr. Hass is inspired by mentors such as Chad Vorthmann and Terry Frankhauser, whose guidance has shaped his approach to advocacy and community involvement. He expresses heartfelt gratitude to his loving wife, Connie, for her unwavering support, and honors the memory of his dear grandparents, Arthur and Ethel Peterson, who instilled in him the values of hard work and dedication

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Driven by the philosophy, "If you're not at the table, you're on the menu," Mr. Hass is committed to ensuring that agricultural issues remain at the forefront of political discussions, empowering farmers and protecting their rights.