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Denton County honors Kevin Mullis for 24 years of juvenile-probation service
Summary
The Denton County Commissioners Court approved a resolution on Nov. 18 recognizing Kevin Mullis’s retirement after 24 years with the Juvenile Probation Department; Mullis and colleagues reflected on his career and service to youth.
Denton County Commissioners Court read and adopted a resolution on Nov. 18 honoring Kevin Mullis for 24 years of service in the Denton County Juvenile Probation Department. The resolution, presented by the chair, listed Mullis’s service milestones, education and roles, and said Mullis would retire on Nov. 28, 2025.
Mullis addressed the court, reflecting on his career, thanking his family and colleagues and noting the county’s tuition-reimbursement program and the relationships that made the job meaningful. County leaders praised his mentorship of juvenile probation officers and the impact of his work on youth and families. The resolution passed by unanimous voice vote and the court invited the department to take a group photo in the courtroom.
Why it matters: The recognition highlights long-term county public service and departmental continuity in juvenile-probation services.
Next steps: The department will proceed with retirement-related personnel processes and celebratory acknowledgments recorded on the public minutes.
