The Harris County Commissioners Court meeting on May 9, 2025, focused on honoring Deputy Sheila Jones for her heroic actions during a recent active shooter incident at the courthouse. The court unanimously passed a resolution recognizing her bravery and the collective efforts of law enforcement that prevented a potential tragedy.

During the meeting, Commissioner Ramsey proposed a motion to consolidate two resolutions into one, allowing all court members to honor Deputy Jones together. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Garcia and passed with a 4-0 vote. This decision aimed to streamline the recognition process and ensure that all members of the court could participate in honoring Jones.

Several speakers addressed the court, including family members and law enforcement officials. Sheila Jones's sister expressed gratitude for the community's support during a challenging time, emphasizing the importance of collective care and support. Constable Alan Rosen highlighted the rapid response of deputies, noting that the threat was neutralized in just 28 seconds, and praised Jones for her courage in confronting the shooter.

District Attorney Sean Teer and County Attorney Christian Menefee also spoke, commending Jones for her dedication and the lives she helped save. They underscored the significance of recognizing law enforcement's daily sacrifices and the importance of maintaining vigilance in public safety.

The meeting concluded with a strong sense of appreciation for Deputy Jones and her fellow deputies, reinforcing the community's commitment to supporting its law enforcement personnel. The court's recognition serves as a reminder of the risks faced by those in public service and the gratitude owed to them for their bravery.