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Hemphill County Extension Agent Andy Holloway to retire Dec. 31; replacement may take 6–8 months
Summary
Extension Agent Andy Holloway told the Hemphill County Commissioners' Court he will retire effective Dec. 31, 2025; District Extension Administrator Joshua Brooks said filling the position through an in-house hire will likely take about six to eight months.
Andy Holloway, an Extension Agent for Hemphill County, told the commissioners that he will retire with his last day on Dec. 31, 2025. He delivered a State of the County report during the meeting and announced the retirement publicly.
District Extension Administrator Joshua Brooks told the court that replacing Holloway is expected to be an in‑house hire and the process could take approximately six to eight months. Tanya Holloway presented the Family and Community Health and 4‑H Youth Development reports and highlighted upcoming events for the office.
The announcement is informational and no personnel action or hiring authorization was taken during the meeting. The county will follow the extension district's hiring procedures to fill the vacancy.
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