Caldwell County Fiscal Court recognized the county’s longest-serving sheriff during Tuesday’s meeting.
Judge-Executive Larry Curling honored Sheriff Stan Hudson who is retiring Friday, July 1st, after serving the county for over two-decades.
click to download audioDistrict 3 magistrate Brent Stallins presented Sheriff Hudson with a plaque.
During comments from department leaders and magistrates, Chief Deputy Chris Noel with the sheriff’s department thanked Hudson for his service and hard work.
click to download audioCaldwell County Jailer Jon Pettit said he worked for Hudson and he learned a lot from him.
click to download audioCounty Attorney Roy Massey IV added that he couldn’t say enough good things about the sheriff and the great relationship between his office and the sheriff’s office.
County Clerk Toni Watson also laughingly shared her comments about Hudson and said she has enjoyed working with him.
click to download audioDistrict 1 Magistrate Elbert Bennett thanked Hudson for always being there to answer calls.
click to download audioDistrict 2 Magistrate Jeff Boone also said he was thankful for Hudson’s service to the county.
click to download audioDistrict 3 Magistrate Brent Stallins and District 4 Magistrate Jeff Simms congratulated Hudson on his retirement.
The public is invited to a retirement reception that will be from 11 am. – 2 p.m. Wednesday in the small courtroom at the Caldwell County Courthouse.
