The Clerk of the Year Award began in 2009. Here is a little history about the first year of the award.
Just a quick follow up for the benefit of those who were not able to attend the 2009 Spring Conference at KY Dam Village. At the banquet Thursday night, KMCA President Debbie Batliner announced that sixteen clerks had been nominated this year for the first KMCA Clerk of the Year Award. UPDATE - POSTED 4/21/09
Those nominated were:
Leann Allen, CMC, City Clerk of Nortonville in the Pennyrile Regional Chapter
Karen Barto, CKMCCity Clerk of Alexandria in the Northern KY Regional Chapter
Patricia Burch, MMC, City Clerk/Treasurer of Whitesville in the Green River Chapter
Sandy Doane, MMC, City Clerk/Treasurer of Eminence in the KIPDA Regional Chapter
Kathy Herron, CKMC Metro Council Clerk of Louisville in the KIPDA Regional Chapter
Tamie Johnson, CMC, City Clerk/Treasurer of Mayfield in the Pennyrile Regional Chapter
Linda Mattingly, CKMC, City Clerk/Treasurer of New Haven in the Lincoln Trail Reg. Chapter
Charleen McIlvain, CKMC, City Clerk/Finanace Director of Cynthiana in the Bluegrass Chapter
Becky Pyles, MMC, City Clerk/Treasurer of Carrollton in the Northern KY Regional Chapter
Denise Ridley, MMC, City Clerk/Treasurer of Dawson Springs in the Pennyrile Regional Chapter
Joy Roark, CMC, City Clerk/Treasurer of Flemingsburg in the Buffalo Trace Regional Chapter
Katie Schaller, CMC, Asst City Manager/City Clerk of Bowling Green in the Barren River Chapter
Mary Scott, MMC, City Clerk/Treasurer of Bellevue in the Northern KY Regional Chapter
Crissy Upton, CMC, City Clerk of Hopkinsville in the Pennyrile Regional Chapter
C.R. Wirthlin, CMC, City Clerk/Treasurer of Crestview Hills in the Northern KY Regional Chapter
Amy Beth Able, CMC, City Clerk of FortMitchell in the Northern KY Regional Chapter
The first year award was presented to Denise Ridley from Dawson Springs and in 2010 Pat Burch of Whitesville was the recipient.
Congratulations to Denise, Pat and to all of those who have been nominated. This award is a great way to celebrate the contributions of Kentucky’s Municipal Clerks. As we were reminded at the 2009 conference by James Driver as well as others who addressed the group, the work we are doing may sometimes be overlooked but what we do truly matters and we do make a difference!