WARSAW — A collection of longtime and newly-appointed officers have been sworn in Tuesday in the course of the annual Wyoming County Board of Supervisors assembly.
The annual assembly helps set the path for the upcoming 12 months in county authorities.
Among the many newly sworn-in this 12 months are Sheriff David Linder and Treasurer Robin LaWall.
Every was elected in November. They’d been serving in an performing capability since final 12 months’s retirements of former sheriff Gregory Rudolph and Treasurer Cheryl Mayer.
Leah Nowotarski was additionally sworn in as public defender. She was appointed in December to exchange longtime public defender Norman Effman, who has additionally retired.
Nowotarski had served the earlier 11 years because the county’s assistant public defender.
Different swearings-in included:
n Colin Regan was sworn in as undersheriff. He began with the Sheriff’s Workplace since 2005 as a deputy and was promoted to sergeant in December 2013.
He’s licensed as a Drug Recognition Professional and was acknowledged in 2018 for his work in stopping drunk and impaired drivers.
n District Legal professional Donald O’Geen was sworn into his newest time period after being re-elected in November.