Patrick Langley has been a resident of Garland County for more than two decades. He began his law enforcement career in 2004 and has spent the past 21 years serving the citizens of Garland County. Throughout his career, he has worked in Patrol, Criminal Investigations, Public Information, and Crisis Negotiations. Patrick believes that his experience in problem-solving, communication, and community engagement uniquely equips him to represent the residents of District 3.

He has served on multiple boards and associations, including his current role as Vice President of the local Fraternal Order of Police. He also serves on the board of Ali's A.C.E. Food Pantry & Clothing Closet and previously served on the board of the Rising Rams Volleyball Association. Patrick is an alumnus of Leadership Hot Springs Class XXXIV and a member of Alabama State University’s Class V of the 50 Under 50.

Patrick’s wife has worked in education in Hot Springs for more than 15 years, and together they are raising two children. He is proud to call Hot Springs home and is committed to bringing a common-sense approach to county government—ensuring that local issues remain the priority of the Quorum Court.