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Photos by Lydia Waters
District Judge Carlton Teel administers the oath of office to Superintendent of Education David Stover Jr., whose wife, Debi Stover, holds the Bible while he is sworn into office.
Judge of Probate Richard Dean is sworn into office with his wife, Jackie Dean, holding the Bible as family members look on.
Chief Probate Clerk Pam Weathers is sworn into office by Judge of Probate Richard Dean while former Judge of Probate Terry Mitchell holds the Bible.
Circuit Judge David Law administers the oath of office for Circuit Clerk Jamey Johnson, whose wife, April Johnson, holds the Bible while family looks on.
Circuit Court Judge David Law is sworn into office by former Judge of Probate Terry Mitchell while Law’s wife, Nicole, holds the Bible.
Newly sworn-in Circuit Clerk Jamey Johnson, right, with his parents, John K. and Linda Johnson.
Judge of Probate Richard Dean was sworn into another term in office with his family present for the occasion.
Outgoing Circuit Clerk Anita Spivey is recognized for her 25 years of service to the State of Alabama and presented a special plaque by new Circuit Clerk Jamey Johnson.
By Christa Jennings
Senior Staff Writer
Last Friday, January 17, many of Coosa County’s local officials who were elected to office in November took their oaths of office and were sworn into office to begin their terms.
The swearing-in ceremonies were held for Circuit Judge David Law, Circuit Clerk Jamey Johnson, Superintendent of Education David Stover Jr., and Judge of Probate Richard Dean.
Additionally, Pam Weathers was sworn in as chief clerk of the probate office, with Dean administering the oath of office during the day’s ceremonies.
Family members and friends gathered in support of their loved ones being sworn into office, and refreshments were also on hand for the occasion.
A special time was also set aside during the event for new Circuit Clerk Jamey Johnson to present a plaque to Anita Spivey, who is the outgoing circuit clerk after being appointed to fill the vacancy left by Jeff Wood. The commemorative plaque honors Spivey for her 25 years and three months of service to the State of Alabama.
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