Hardin County adopts resolution honoring Chief Deputy Mark Minton’s 38 years of service
December 23, 2025 | Hardin County, Texas
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The Hardin County Commissioners Court adopted Resolution 38‑25 on Dec. 23 recognizing Chief Deputy Mark Minton for 38 years and five months of service to Hardin County.
Sheriff and colleagues presented the resolution, which outlines Minton’s career milestones (hired 08/26/1987, certified jailer 01/01/1989, peace officer certification 12/01/1990) and his service across divisions of the sheriff’s office. Speakers praised Minton’s service and wished him well in retirement; the court adopted the resolution by voice vote.
The resolution will be included in the county record; commissioners and the sheriff encouraged the community to recognize Minton’s long tenure and public service.
Sheriff and colleagues presented the resolution, which outlines Minton’s career milestones (hired 08/26/1987, certified jailer 01/01/1989, peace officer certification 12/01/1990) and his service across divisions of the sheriff’s office. Speakers praised Minton’s service and wished him well in retirement; the court adopted the resolution by voice vote.
The resolution will be included in the county record; commissioners and the sheriff encouraged the community to recognize Minton’s long tenure and public service.
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