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The Texas Tribune
The Texas Tribune
National
William Melhado

Two Texas Family and Protective Services leaders exiting beleaguered agency

A caseworker's badge hangs off her neck as she prepares to assist on a case for the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services (DFPS) in June 2018.
A Texas Department of Family and Protective Services caseworker’s badge hangs off her neck as she prepares to assist on a case for the agency in 2018. (Credit: Pu Ying Huang for The Texas Tribune)

A high-ranking official at the crisis-plagued Texas Department of Family and Protective Services is abruptly leaving, six months after rejoining the agency and several months before her contract was set to expire.

And Julie Frank, the chief of staff for the agency’s top leader, is also no longer employed there, a DFPS spokesperson told The Texas Tribune on Friday afternoon.

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