Crook County holds swearing-in ceremony for newly elected officials
PRINEVILLE, Ore. (KTVZ) -- On Monday morning, newly elected officials of Crook County were sworn into office in a formal ceremony held at the Crook County Annex Meeting Room, located at 320 NE Court Street, Prineville.
The ceremony was officiated by Cheryl Seely, Crook County Clerk, marking a significant commencement for these community leaders, according to a county news release, in full below:
The officials sworn in include Seth Crawford and Susan Hermreck as County Commissioners, John Gautney as Sheriff and Greg Kelso as County Surveyor. Surrounded by family, friends, and community members, these leaders pledged to serve with integrity and dedication.
Cheryl Seely, Crook County Clerk, stated, "Today marks a new chapter for Crook County, reaffirming our dedication to service and leadership. I am confident our officials will advance our commitment to proactive governance."
County Commissioner Seth Crawford and Commissioner Susan Hermreck will focus on key issues facing the community, aiming to steer Crook County towards growth and prosperity.
Sheriff John Gautney is set to enhance law enforcement initiatives and ensure safety across the county. Meanwhile, County Surveyor Greg Kelso will oversee critical surveying projects to support county development plans.
As these seasoned leaders embark on their renewed terms, Crook County looks forward to a period of enhanced governance and community engagement, ensuring a brighter future for all its residents.
