ROLE OF A COUNTY REPRESENTATIVE

What exactly is the role of a county representative and who are they?

 A county representative is an individual who wears many hats depending on their involvement with their local/county organization. This person understands the demands of a clerk and the necessity of training and willingly steps up to assist in organizing and networking the other clerks in her/his county.  A formal county chapter although helpful, is not necessary to be a successful representative, but a willingness to participate is. Another role is that of liaison between the state and local/county association.  For example, if there was a change in the conferences or some type of information that the Co Chapter Committee thought was important to get out to all the counties, the Co Rep would be notified and in turn they would notify the clerk's in their county.  The county rep would also report anything to do with their county, another clerk, judge, whatever they deem noteworthy to the State committee for review and subsequent dissemination to other appropriate sources (i.e. the Docket, WEB page).

The county representative is a unique position in that it offers a person the ability to get involved and meet other reps, both local and state, and be proactive in the progressive, ever changing role of all clerks across the state.

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