This weekend, a group of officials from Lawrence County, including County Clerk Russ Brewer, Circuit Court Clerk Tommy Lee Kidd, Register of Deeds Terra Dickey, and Trustee Kiley Weathers, are participating in the Annual Conference of the County Officials Association of Tennessee (C.O.A.T.) held in Gatlinburg. This event serves as a vital platform for local government representatives to engage with one another, gain insights into recent legislative developments, and share effective strategies aimed at enhancing the services provided to the residents of Lawrence County.
The conference features a variety of workshops and sessions designed to equip attendees with essential knowledge regarding how forthcoming legislative changes could affect their respective offices and the daily operations that serve the community. By attending these informative gatherings, the officials aim to gather innovative ideas and practical solutions that can be implemented upon their return.
While they are away at the conference, these officials take a moment to express their heartfelt appreciation for all those involved in the Lawrence County Veterans Day Parade. They acknowledge the dedication and sacrifices made by local veterans, emphasizing the importance of honoring their service. With a commitment to continuous improvement, the officials are eager to return with fresh perspectives and information that will enhance their ability to serve the community effectively.
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