About Wayne Mack

A Life of Service, Faith & Commitment to Montgomery County

About Judge Wayne L. Mack

For four decades, Judge Mack has dedicated his life to public service, faith-based leadership, and strengthening Montgomery County. He began his career in 1986 in the Building Maintenance Department as a custodian working the night shift in the very same courthouse that now calls him “Judge.” God bless Texas!

In 2014, he was elected to serve as Justice of the Peace for Justice Court One. Since then, Judge Mack has remained focused on improving services, expanding community partnerships, and leading with compassion.

His tenure has included:

Increasing court operations and efficiency
Modernizing court technology and software
Launching a Chaplaincy Program that includes every faith community in Montgomery County, enabling crisis-response initiatives to support families navigating sudden loss and tragedy
Founding the Montgomery County Behavioral Health & Suicide Prevention Task Force, which has brought together over 200 volunteers across 12 working groups to improve access to mental-health resources and reduce suicide
Presenting to thousands through the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention’s Talk Saves Lives program

Judge Mack continues to serve Montgomery County with integrity, faith, and a heart for helping others.

Career Timeline

1986–1995Early Public Service
Joined Montgomery County Building Maintenance and was quickly promoted to Supervisor and later Director of Custodial Services.
2000Law Enforcement Service Begins
Graduated from the Lone Star College Police Academy and was sworn in as a Deputy Reserve Constable.
2000-2014Law Enforcement & Reserve Service
Served in law enforcement as a Reserve Officer, supervising reserve divisions at the Constable’s Office, serving as Reserve Division Supervisor at the Conroe Police Department, and working part-time as a Motor Assistance Deputy with Precinct 2 Constable’s Office.
2014–PresentJustice of the Peace, Court One
Oversees court operations, implements modern systems, leads community outreach programs, and supports families in crisis.

Education

Community Awards

Judge Mack has received numerous awards throughout his decades of public service. The following represent just a few highlights.

Justice of the Peace and Constable’s Association of Texas — Judge of the Year
Recognition from the Texas State Senate for nearly 40 years of service to Montgomery County
Lifesaver of the Year — American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
Montgomery County Boss of the Year

Conroe Noon Lions Rookie of the Year
United Way Volunteer of the Year
Reserve Officer of the Year (CPD)
Knights of Columbus Citizen of the Year
Melvin Jones Fellow Award
Texas Lions Camp Jack Wiech Fellow Award

Faith & Family

Family at the Heart of Public Service

Wayne is happily married to his wife Mindy, who served the Conroe Police Department for 20 years prior to retiring. Together, they have raised five children who now have families of their own — giving Wayne and Mindy five grandchildren and a great-granddaughter.

Family, faith, and community are the foundation of the Mack household. Wayne believes his responsibility as a public servant is strengthened by the values practiced in his own home — compassion, accountability, service, and gratitude.

Community Involvement

Serving Montgomery County Beyond the Bench

For almost 40 years, Wayne has volunteered across dozens of local nonprofits, community boards, and service organizations.

Montgomery County United Way — Past Board Member
Conroe Noon Lions Club — Past President, Board Member
Friendship Center — Board Member
Conroe Family YMCA — Past Board Member
Homeowners Association President — 18 years
Lay minister & Sunday school teacher — 15 years
Women’s Center, Youth Services, Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, Safe Harbor, Children’s Safe Harbor, Conroe Family YMCA & more
Founder of the Montgomery County Behavioral Health & Suicide Prevention Task Force

Through these roles, Wayne has helped raise awareness for programs that directly support children, seniors, families, and the most vulnerable members of our community.

Get Involved

Your support helps Judge Mack continue serving Montgomery County with integrity, compassion, and proven leadership. Whether you volunteer, donate, or spread the word, every action makes a difference.

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