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Pamela Hampton introduces run for Ellis County Justice of the Peace

City Council of Glen Heights, Texas · January 20, 2026
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Summary

Pamela Hampton told the Glen Heights City Council she is running for Ellis County Justice of the Peace, Precinct 4, and described a 25-year background in law enforcement and litigation-related experience, citing long case delays as a reason for running.

Pamela Hampton introduced herself to the council and said she is running for Ellis County Justice of the Peace in Precinct 4. "I'm Pam Hampton. I'm running for Ellis County Justice Of The Peace Precinct 4," she said, and described her background as a U.S. Army veteran with eight years of service, 25 years in law enforcement including 21 years with the Dallas Police Department, current service as a reserve sergeant, and a paralegal degree from Texas Wesleyan University.

Hampton told the council she wants to reduce delays in the justice court system, saying it currently takes "an excess of 2 years" for some suits to be filed and heard; she urged residents to contact her for support and to learn more about her campaign.