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Court honors deputy county clerk Baxter Vaughn on retirement

Lubbock County Commissioners Court · February 9, 2026
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Summary

Commissioners honored longtime deputy county clerk Baxter Vaughn, presented a Texas flag flown over the courthouse and a certificate recognizing his years of service, and Vaughn spoke briefly about his gratitude and family.

Judge Parrish recognized the retirement of Baxter Vaughn, who has served as a deputy county clerk, and presented him with a Texas flag flown over the Lubbock County Courthouse and a certificate dated Jan. 28, 2026, honoring his years of service. Vaughn thanked the court and colleagues, noted his upcoming 40th wedding anniversary and said it had been "an honor and a pleasure" to work for Lubbock County.

The court and attendees offered thanks and wished Vaughn well in retirement; the judge encouraged Vaughn to remain connected with the courthouse community.