Texas Senate Resolution 588 commends Judge Wayne Mack for 35 years of public service to Montgomery County.

The Senate of Texas commends Judge Wayne Mack for 35 years of exemplary public service to Montgomery County. Starting in the 1980s, he served diligently in the Montgomery County Building Maintenance Department, eventually becoming director of Building Custodial Services in 1995. He revived the Conroe Police Department Reserve Unit, supervised it for ten years, and taught at the Montgomery County Sheriff's Academy. As justice of the peace, he expanded court hours, updated software, and established a chaplaincy program. He also served on numerous nonprofit boards.

Texas Senate Resolution 588 commends Judge Wayne Mack for 35 years of public service to Montgomery County.

The Senate of Texas commends Judge Wayne Mack for 35 years of exemplary public service to Montgomery County. Starting in the 1980s, he served diligently in the Montgomery County Building Maintenance Department, eventually becoming director of Building Custodial Services in 1995. He revived the Conroe Police Department Reserve Unit, supervised it for ten years, and taught at the Montgomery County Sheriff's Academy. As justice of the peace, he expanded court hours, updated software, and established a chaplaincy program. He also served on numerous nonprofit boards.