El Paso County honors Judge William Moody for 50 years of dedicated service

The El Paso County Commissioners Court convened on June 23, 2025, to address several key issues, including a significant resolution honoring Judge William Moody for his 50 years of service. The meeting, held in the Alicia Chacon Commissioner's Courtroom, began with the Pledge of Allegiance led by summer intern Matthew Goble, followed by an invocation from Pastor Anthony Bedoya.

Judge Moody was recognized for his extensive contributions to the legal community and public service in El Paso County. The resolution highlighted his career, which began in 1975 as an assistant district attorney and included his appointment as a district court judge in 1986. Throughout his tenure, he has presided over numerous cases and has been a strong advocate for justice reform, particularly for vulnerable populations.

During the meeting, Judge Moody expressed gratitude for the support he received from colleagues, family, and the community over the years. He reflected on the changes in the courthouse and the legal system, emphasizing the importance of the people he has worked with throughout his career. His family members also spoke, sharing their appreciation for his dedication and the impact he has had on many lives.

The court also approved a consent agenda item related to the funding of passenger bus shelters, which included an additional grant of over $955,000 with no county match required. The meeting concluded with a brief recess for refreshments, allowing attendees to celebrate Judge Moody's milestone.

This gathering not only marked a significant moment in Judge Moody's career but also underscored the ongoing commitment of El Paso County officials to recognize and honor public service and community leadership.