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Supervisors participate in training session

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February 2, 2022
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Several members of the Patrick County Board of Supervisors attended a training session to learn more about the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) and Conflict of Interest Act (COIA).

(From right to left), Clyde DeLoach, Geri Hazelwood (county administrator), and Doug Perry were among those attending Thursday’s training session.
Brandon Simmons, (from right to left), Clayton Kendrick, and Amy Walker (board clerk), also attended the session that was conducted by Jim Guynn, of Guynn, Waddell, Carroll, & Lockaby, P.C., which is the outside law firm hired as the county attorney. Denise Stirewalt did not attend the work session.

 

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