DeMondre Montgomery stands as a testament to dedication, community service, and transformational leadership within Dallas County. Embodying the core values of character, commitment, and compassion, Montgomery's journey from a young, ambitious student in Cedar Hill ISD to a pivotal figure in local governance and social advocacy highlights his unwavering dedication to public service and community betterment.

From his earliest days, Montgomery has been deeply rooted in Dallas, his life and career interwoven with the fabric of the county. His academic achievements are noteworthy; not only did he distinguish himself at Cedar Hill Collegiate High School through an early college program that enabled him to obtain both his associate degree and high school diploma simultaneously. This path set the stage for a career dedicated to public service and community engagement. His commitment to his faith and societal contributions has also been recognized with an honorary doctoral degree in Theology from North Central Theological Seminary, awarded for his knowledge, commitment to his beliefs, and his contributions to society.

His early tenure at the Dallas County Sheriff’s Office, where he distinguished himself as the youngest jailer among thousands, showcased his commitment to law enforcement and community safety. Montgomery's service extends beyond traditional roles; he is a former reserve deputy, a certified Texas jailer, an Armed Security Officer, a Private Investigator, and a Mental Health Officer. As the CEO of Longhorn Protective Group, LLC, he offers vital services to the DFW Metroplex, including complimentary funeral escort services to alleviate financial burdens on Dallas residents during challenging times.

His dedication to fostering positive relationships between law enforcement and youth, exemplified by his involvement in community policing programs, aligns with his broader vision of enhancing community awareness, engagement, and health relationships. This vision is further evidenced by his contributions to reducing HIV rates among vulnerable populations through his co-chair role in HPTN 096, his leadership in Dallas Southern Pride and membership with the City of Dallas LGBT Task Force.

Montgomery’s campaign for Dallas County Justice of the Peace 3-2 is built upon a foundation of "Character, Compassion, and Commitment." These principles are not mere slogans but reflections of Montgomery's lived values. "Character" speaks to the inherent goodness and unique moral fabric of individuals, "Commitment" to the unwavering dedication in the face of challenges, and "Compassion" to the essential understanding and sympathy for others’ needs and misfortunes.

Choosing Montgomery means choosing a leader whose life's work embodies the change and progress he wishes to see in Dallas County. His multifaceted career, marked by significant contributions to public safety, community service, social advocacy, and educational achievements, demonstrates a ready-to-serve attitude essential for the Justice of the Peace role. Montgomery's vision for Dallas County is clear: a future where educational standards, quality of life, and community engagement are prioritized to ensure a thriving, inclusive community for all its residents.

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