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Search finds missing 19‑year‑old safe; fiscal court recognizes retiring county clerk

Grayson County Fiscal Court · November 20, 2025
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Summary

Emergency management and local law enforcement located a missing 19‑year‑old after a multi‑agency search; the court then presented a plaque honoring a county clerk for 23 years as deputy clerk and seven years as clerk.

Blake, representing emergency management, told the court multiple agencies responded to a midday report of a missing 19‑year‑old female. He said law‑enforcement and emergency teams established a search and, after roughly four hours, located the woman. "After about, I think it was about 4 hours of searching, we...located the girl. She was safe. She was cold, but...she was okay," Blake said. The woman was transported to a hospital, released within an hour or two, and returned home.

The court then used the meeting to recognize Charlotte, who recently retired from the county clerk's office. The Presiding Officer thanked Charlotte for 23 years as deputy clerk and seven years as county clerk and presented her with a plaque. Charlotte said she is enjoying retirement and expects to remain active in the community.

What’s next: No follow‑up actions were recorded for the missing‑person search in the meeting minutes. The clerk recognition concludes long service to the clerk's office and was followed by the motion to adjourn.