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County judge: Sheriff's 2025 racial‑profiling report logs 5,637 stops and no profiling complaints
Summary
The County Judge presented the Grayson County Sheriff's Office 2025 racial profiling report, reporting 5,637 traffic stops and stating there were no complaints alleging racial profiling; commissioners approved forwarding the report to the state.
The County Judge presented the Grayson County Sheriff’s Office 2025 racial profiling report during the Jan. 27 Commissioners Court meeting and said the report recorded 5,637 traffic stops with no complaints alleging racial profiling. Commissioners approved the report for submission to the state.
"I'm happy to report that, we had, 5,637 traffic stops and did not proceed 1 single complaint regarding a racial profile," the County Judge said while introducing the report. A commissioner moved to approve the report and the court voted by voice to send it on to the state, as required.
The report was described to the court as complete and ready for state filing; the court’s approval is an administrative verification that the county will submit the document. The meeting record contains no independent audit or external challenge to the report’s findings, and no public commenters disputed the data during the meeting.
The action requires the Sheriff’s Office to submit the approved report to the state; the court’s minutes show the approval took place by voice vote. The county did not attach independent corroboration during the meeting, and the transcript includes no additional follow‑up items tied to an external review or investigation.
