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Commissioners honor Stacy Variel and Lt. Jesse Wyman on retirement after decades of service
Summary
Denton County Commissioners Court adopted resolutions honoring Stacy Variel (28 years, Juvenile Probation) and Lieutenant Jesse Wyman (27 years, Sheriff's Office) for long service; both resolutions passed unanimously.
Denton County Commissioners Court on Tuesday adopted resolutions honoring two long-serving county employees.
The court read a resolution recognizing Stacy Variel for 28 years with the Denton County Juvenile Probation Department, noting roles in juvenile detention, pre-court unit supervision, and leadership in juvenile mental-health programs. Multiple commissioners thanked Variel for her work with youth, families and multidisciplinary county partners; the court approved the resolution by unanimous voice vote.
The court also adopted a resolution honoring Lieutenant Jesse Wyman for more than 27 years with the Denton County Sheriff's Office. Speakers recounted Wyman’s progression through detention, patrol and justice-management ranks and cited roles including hostage negotiator and field training officer. The court congratulated Wyman on his retirement and wished him well; the motion carried unanimously.
Both honorees spoke briefly and received applause and commendations from commissioners and department leaders.
