GREEN COVE SPRINGS – Five Clay County Constitutional officers were sworn in last Friday after four ran unopposed in the last General Election and Sheriff Michelle Cook easily won re-election to a …
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GREEN COVE SPRINGS – Five Clay County Constitutional officers were sworn in last Friday after four ran unopposed in the last General Election and Sheriff Michelle Cook easily won re-election to a second term. A standing-room-only crowd joined the ceremony at the Old Courthouse at the Historic Triangle as (from left) Clay County Judge Steven B. Whittington administered the oaths to Clerk of Court and Comptroller Tara S. Green, Supervisor of Elections Chris Chambless, Cook, Property Appraiser Tracy Drake and Tax Collector Diane Hutchings, while Clay County Sheriff’s Office Chaplain Tim Martin looked on. All five will serve four-year terms.
