In a heartfelt farewell message, Jacey Jetton, the outgoing State Representative for Texas House District 26, bid goodbye to his legislative career, marking the conclusion of a significant chapter in his public service. Jetton, who has served the district with distinction, shared his reflections on his time in office and the accomplishments that defined his tenure.
Jetton expressed deep gratitude for the opportunity to serve the people of District 26 and highlighted the key achievements that were made possible through his leadership. “Serving the people of House District 26 and working to preserve the greatness of our state for future generations has been a tremendous blessing,” Jetton said in his statement.
Among his most notable accomplishments were securing critical investments in mental health funding, infrastructure—such as the expansion of the 99/Grand Parkway—and enhancing public safety to ensure the protection of local communities. Jetton also focused on advocating for Texas families, championing legislation aimed at student-centered education, reducing property taxes, and securing fair elections.
As a member of key legislative committees, Jetton played an instrumental role in shaping policies and laws that impact the state’s future. He served as the Chair of Appropriations for Article II, overseeing funding for health and human services programs. His work extended to the Redistricting, Public Health, Elections, and Local and Consent Calendars Committees. Jetton also served as Vice Chair of the Texas Commission on Special Education Funding, where he advocated for more resources and support for children with special needs.
Jetton’s statement acknowledged the importance of community support in achieving these successes. He thanked his family, constituents, volunteers, and colleagues for their unwavering dedication, noting that his accomplishments were made possible by their commitment to shared values. “To everyone who supported our campaigns and efforts over the years—thank you. Whether through your vote, advocacy, or trust, you have inspired me to give my very best,” he expressed.
Although his time as State Representative has come to an end, Jetton reaffirmed his dedication to his community, expressing his intention to continue finding new ways to serve. “While my time as your State Representative has come to an end, my commitment to our community remains strong,” he said.
As District 26 moves forward, Jetton leaves behind a legacy of service, progress, and leadership that will continue to inspire those who follow in his footsteps. His farewell marks the close of one chapter but signals the beginning of new opportunities to contribute to the growth and success of both his district and the state of Texas.
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