Steve Toth Biography

Steve Toth is a famous American Businessman and Politician, who was born on Nov 29, 1960 in New York, United States. Find Steve Toth age, wife, net worth, height, weight, education, career, family, images, biography & more updates. Get information about Steve Toth’s all key achievements or accomplishments, including professional and personal life detail.

Personal Profile About Steve Toth

Steve Hixson Toth is an American businessman, former pastor, and politician. He serves as a Republican member of the Texas House of Representatives for District 15, which covers parts of Montgomery County, including The Woodlands and Conroe. He chairs the Mighty Oaks Foundation, supporting veterans with PTSD.

The Steve Toth biography shows that he owns pool construction businesses in The Woodlands like Acclaim Pools and My Pool Xpert. He served as pastor at Family Life Ministries and teaching elder at WoodsEdge Community Church. Toth has lived in the Woodlands area for over 26 years.

Steve Toth Net Worth

Steve Toth net worth is estimated at $1 million to $3 million USD. However, it is not confirmed. Most of his wealth comes from his small businesses, Acclaim Pools and My Pool Xpert.

He previously earned from his work in consulting, marketing, and construction. His state representative salary is modest, about $7,200 per year, making his net worth modest compared to federal politicians.

Steve Toth Age

Steve Toth age is 65 Years old. He was born on November 29, 1960, in New York, USA. He committed to his faith at age 15 in 1976. After building a career in business and ministry, he entered politics later in life.

Steve Toth Height

Steve Toth height is 5 feet 6 inches, or about 1.6 m. He is shorter than the average American man. His height is not a highlighted detail in public discussions. His work focuses on legislation and community service rather than personal traits.

Steve Toth Education

Steve Toth education started in his Christ-centered home with an emphasis on faith-based learning. He attended Pittsford Mendon High School in suburban Rochester and then studied at Rochester Bible College in New York.

In his role as a Texas state representative, his focus is on education policy, advocating for parental rights, supporting students with dyslexia, and promoting conservative curriculum reforms, including removing Critical Race Theory from schools.