100th General Assembly, 2nd Regular Session
Representative Brad Pollitt

Representative
Brad Pollitt

District 052
Republican

Elected:2018 
Years Served:2 
Hometown:Sedalia
Counties:Pettis, Johnson

Capitol Address

Address:MO House of Representatives
201 West Capitol Avenue
Room 201-CA
Jefferson City MO 65101 
Legislator Assistant:Diana Hennerich 
Office Hours:Monday - Thursday, 7:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. 
Phone:573-751-9774 
E-Mail:Bradley.Pollitt@house.mo.gov 

Biography

Representative Brad Pollitt, a Republican, represents parts of Johnson and Pettis Counties (District 52) in the Missouri House of Representatives. He was elected to his first two-year term in November 2018.

In addition to his legislative duties, Rep. Pollitt is the owner and operator of Rocher P. Cattle Company LLC. He previously worked as an educator and administrator for 34 years. Pollitt served as a teacher and coach in North Shelby and Sedalia, a principal in Smithton, assistant superintendent in Knob Noster and superintendent in Sedalia.

He is a member of the B&G Club, Rotary Club, Pachyderm Club, Missouri Cattlemen=s Association, Missouri Farm Bureau, National Rifle Association and the Sedalia Chamber of Commerce. Rep. Pollitt has also been active in working with other community leaders to address local military needs at Whiteman Air Force Base, which is located in his district.

Rep. Pollitt was recognized as Girls Basketball Missouri Coach of the Year in 1990 after winning a state championship. In 2017, while he was superintendent in Sedalia, the Sedalia School District was selected by the Department of Secondary and Elementary Education as a model district and tasked with implementing a new educational initiative to improve student outcomes.

Rep. Pollitt received his bachelor=s degree from Northeast Missouri State University (now Truman State) and his master=s in education from William Woods University. He also received a educational specialist certificate from the University of Central Missouri.

Rep. Pollitt resides in Sedalia with his wife, Danette. They have three children: Kevin, Whitney, and Brianna. They attend Maplewood Church in Sedalia.