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Bullard City Secretary Doris Crockett to retire Feb. 28 after 19 years

Bullard City Council · February 10, 2026
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Summary

City Secretary Doris Crockett told the council Feb. 10 that she will retire on Feb. 28, 2026, after 19 years of service; council and staff noted transition activities and training for her successor.

Doris Crockett, Bullard's City Secretary, told the City Council at its Feb. 10 meeting that this would be her final council meeting before her retirement on Feb. 28, 2026. The minutes record that she expressed appreciation for the opportunity to serve the City of Bullard following 19 years in the role.

Council and staff noted that Crockett has been preparing records and attending training to support a transition. The City Secretary's office has been processing candidate filings for the May 2, 2026 general election and arranging training for an incoming City Secretary; the minutes say Maria Moreira is handling training and onboarding tasks. The minutes also include an attestation block signed by Maria Moreira as City Secretary at the end of the document.

The minutes do not record formal action on the retirement beyond Crockett's announcement; they note routine responsibilities she has carried out, including processing open records requests, filing meeting notices and preparing legal documents. No successor appointment or effective transition date beyond the stated retirement date was recorded in the Feb. 10 minutes.