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Board welcomes new Chief Deputy Clerk Latoya Smith at public meeting

December 17, 2024 | Orange County, Virginia


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Board welcomes new Chief Deputy Clerk Latoya Smith at public meeting
The Orange County Board of Supervisors meeting on December 17, 2024, kicked off with a warm welcome for new Chief Deputy Clerk Latoya Smith. Board members expressed excitement about her joining the team, highlighting her strong community ties and extensive experience in administrative roles across several counties.

Chairman of the Board introduced Smith, noting her connections to the local community, including her husband’s role as a pastor at Locust Grove Baptist Church. The Chairman acknowledged the bittersweet departure of the outgoing Chief Deputy Clerk, Lisonbee, who has been a dedicated member of the team for many years. However, he emphasized that Lisonbee will continue to contribute to the organization in new capacities, marking a positive transition for the board.

Smith brings a wealth of experience from her previous positions in Westmoreland County, Stafford County, and the Marine Corps, making her a valuable addition to the Orange County team. The board's enthusiasm for her arrival signals a hopeful outlook for future collaboration and community engagement.

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