Stephens County officials sworn in as new year kicks off
Two new county commissioners and a new justice of the peace were among the Stephens County officials who were sworn in on Wednesday morning.
The elected officials were sworn in by incoming Stephens County Judge Michael Roach during a ceremony in the District Courtroom at the courthouse.
Mark McCullough is sworn in as Stephens County Commissioner Precinct 2 by incoming Stephens County Judge Micheal Roach during the county’s swearing in ceremony Wednesday morning at the Stephens County Courthouse. McCullough will replace D. C. “Button” Sikes, who retired after his term ended in December.
Eric O’Dell is sworn as as Stephens County Commissioner Precinct 4, replacing Ricki Carr, who retired at the end of his term in December.
Steve Spoon is sworn is as Stephens County Justice of the Peace, replacing Michael Roach, who was elected as Stephens County Judge.
Jackie Ensey is sworn in as Stephens County Clerk after being reelected.
Sharon Trigg is sworn in as County Treasurer.
Christie Coapland is sworn in as Stephens County District Clerk. She was reelected to the position.
Adam Babilon is sworn in as Stephens County Constable.
Kristi Strawbridge, Deputy County Clerk, is sworn in.
Misty Griffin is sworn in as the Justice Court Clerk.
Brenda Mahan (left) and Rhonda Peacock, Deputy District Clerks, are sworn in.
Mary O’Dell, Assistant Deputy County Treasurer, is sworn in.
Cutline, top photo: Incoming Stephens County Judge Michael Roach swore in the county officials on Wednesday, Jan. 2. Pictured from left, front row, are, Roach, Brenda Mahan, Rhonda Peacock, Jackie Ensey, Kristie Strawbridge, Mary O’Dell and Eric O’Dell; back rown, Steve Spoon, Christie Coapland, Adam Babilon, Misty Griffin, Sharon Trigg and Mark McCullough.
(Photos by Tony Pilkington/Breckenridge Texan)
