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Commissioners honor transportation engineer Sandy Wells with memorial resolution
Summary
The court adopted a resolution recognizing the life and career of Sandy (Sandra) Wells, a Dallas transportation engineer and longtime volunteer, and extended condolences to her family.
Dallas County Commissioners Court adopted a memorial resolution Jan. 7 honoring the life and public service of Sandra “Sandy” Wells, a transportation engineer who worked for TxDOT and the North Central Texas Council of Governments and served extensively in regional transportation planning and Habitat for Humanity volunteer work.
Judge Clay Jenkins read the resolution describing Wells’s career, including work on projects such as the Riverfront Boulevard improvement, Loop 9 environmental and design phases, the Harry Hines Corridor study and the Cotton Belt (Silver Line) Regional Rail Trail project. The resolution noted Wells’s decades of service in public‑sector transportation and as a volunteer leader.
Family members and colleagues addressed the court during the memorial presentation. Commissioners approved the resolution unanimously by voice vote and extended condolences to Wells’s family.
Provenance: Judge Jenkins read the resolution and family members spoke during the Jan. 7 meeting; the court adopted the resolution by voice vote.
