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Pardons and Paroles, Texas Board of (BPP)*
7 Members - Term: 6 Years
General Information
8610 Shoal Creek Blvd.P.O. Box 13401Austin, TX 78711-3401- (512) 406-5452
- Fax: BPP Austin Central Office: (512) 406-5482
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Members
| Office | Office Holder | Represents / Term Ends |
|---|---|---|
| Chair | Marsha Moberley | Gatesville, 02-01-2025 |
| Board Member(s) | Elodia Brito | Amarillo, 02-01-2029 |
| Sandra Fletcher | Angleton, 02-01-2027 | |
| Carmella Jones | Huntsville, 02-01-2025 | |
| Brian Long | Palestine, 02-01-2029 | |
| Linda Molina | San Antonio, 02-01-2027 | |
| Ed Robertson | Austin, 02-01-2027 | |
| Parole Commissioner(s) | Michael Adams | Palestine |
| Richard Aiello | Austin | |
| Jacqueline Bishop | Palestine | |
| Joel Butler | Angleton | |
| Edward Davila | San Antono | |
| Mary Farley | Gatesville | |
| Sandra Fletcher | Angleton | |
| Troy Fox | Austin | |
| Raymond Gonzalez | San Antonio | |
| Michael Hardges | Angleton | |
| Paul Kiel | Huntsville | |
| Jeffrey Marton | ||
| Julie Phillips | San Antonio | |
| Roel Tejeda | Gatesville |
Staff
209 West 14th St. Suite 500
Austin, TX 78701
| Office | Office Holder | Phone / Fax |
|---|---|---|
| Chair | Marsha Moberley | (512) 936-6351 |
| Chief of Staff | Timothy McDonnell | (512) 406-5450 / |
| Board Administrator | Jessica R. Dillard | (512) 406-5420 / |
| General Counsel | Bettie L. Wells | (512) 463-1702 / |
| Director of Institutional Operations | Cliinton Gunnels | (254) 865-8869 / |
| Director of Hearing Operations | Wadella B. Murphy | (512) 406-5459 / |
| Budget Director | Kyle Britt | (936) 291-2161 |
| Clemency Director | Fernando Fernandez-Rodriguez | (512) 406-5852 / |
| Victim Services Liaison | Elizabeth Hamilton | (512) 406-5833 / |
Notes
The mission of the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles is to fulfill and exert its authority vested by the Texas Constitution to render impartial and informed release decisions and clemency recommendations to the Governor. In exercising its discretionary decision-making, the Board prioritizes public safety, safeguards victims’ rights, while facilitating the safe and successful reentry of incarcerated individuals to become productive law-abiding citizens.
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