Chief Arturo Guajardo Retires After 35 Years of Service to Maverick County
After 35 years of unwavering commitment, Chief Arturo Guajardo has retired from his position, leaving behind a remarkable legacy. Beginning his career as a Juvenile Probation Officer in 1989, Guajardo served the community with distinction. In 2011, he became Chief of Adult Probation, where his leadership has been an integral part of Maverick County’s justice system. His retirement marks the end of an era for the local probation department, but the lasting impact of his service will be felt for years to come.
Chief Guajardo’s commitment and leadership have earned him immense respect and admiration throughout the community. He helped shape and improve the county’s probation services and touched the lives of many individuals and families during his tenure.
As Chief Guajardo steps down, the community extends its gratitude for his years of service and wishes him the best in his well-earned retirement.
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