Court honors Chief Deputy Matt Langdon for 15 years of service
September 21, 2026 | Collin County, Texas
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The court took a moment to recognize the retirement of Collin County's chief deputy after 15 years of service. "This is a bittersweet moment for us because we are saying goodbye after 15 years of faithful service here in Collin County to Collin County's chief sheriff deputy, Matt Langdon," the presiding official said while presenting a county flag.
The judge invited the county sheriff, Jim Skinner, and Chief Deputy Matt Langdon to the podium; commissioners joined for a photograph and offered congratulations. No formal action beyond the recognition was recorded in the transcript.
The judge invited the county sheriff, Jim Skinner, and Chief Deputy Matt Langdon to the podium; commissioners joined for a photograph and offered congratulations. No formal action beyond the recognition was recorded in the transcript.
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