Community Service
Judge Mack’s work in Montgomery County extends well beyond the courtroom. Below are some of the community initiatives and partnerships he has helped build and continues to support.
Behavioral Health & Suicide Prevention
Judge Mack co-founded the Montgomery County Behavioral Health and Suicide Prevention Task Force, which brings together healthcare providers, school districts, law enforcement, and faith communities to address mental health needs across the county. The task force operates twelve active working groups and has helped establish new mental health resources in historically underserved areas of the county.
Chaplain Response Team
Judge Mack founded one of the first judicial chaplaincy programs in Texas. Today, more than 40 volunteer chaplains, representing a range of faith traditions, are on call to support families during accident scenes, sudden deaths, and other crisis moments throughout Montgomery County.
Youth Mentoring
Judge Mack has personally mentored young people throughout his time in office and is a dedicated advocate for school-based mentoring programs across Montgomery County’s school districts. He regularly speaks to students and community groups about the impact consistent, caring adult relationships can have on a young person’s future.
Veterans
Judge Mack is committed to honoring and supporting the veterans of Montgomery County and regularly participates in community events recognizing their service and sacrifice.
Seniors
Judge Mack values the wisdom and contributions of Montgomery County’s senior citizens and supports community efforts to ensure seniors have access to the resources and care they need.
First Responders
Having served fifteen years as a commissioned police officer himself and has been a licensed Texas Peace Officer for 26 years, Judge Mack maintains close ties with the law enforcement and first-responder community throughout Montgomery County and regularly participates in events honoring their service.
Community Partnerships
Judge Mack believes lasting change happens when government, faith communities, schools, and nonprofits work together. He has built partnerships across all of these sectors throughout his time in office and continues to champion collaborative approaches to the county’s most pressing needs.