San Diego, Calif. Supervisor Greg Cox takes NACo helm
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San Diego County, Calif. Supervisor Greg Cox was sworn in as NACo’s president, taking the helm of the new 2018-2019 executive team, during NACo’s Annual Business Meeting, July 16 in Davidson County/Nashville, Tenn.,
He is joined by First Vice President Mary Ann Borgeson, Douglas County, Neb. commissioner; Second Vice President Gary Moore, Boone County, Ky. judge/executive, and Immediate Past President Roy Charles Brooks, Tarrant County, Texas commissioner.
In the only contested race, Moore bested three opponents, winning the final round by a margin of 31 votes out of 2,561 cast.
In his inaugural speech, Cox said, “I have seen firsthand the ability of county governments to transform lives and communities. When America’s 3,069 counties, parishes and boroughs are united at the national level, we can be an immense force for good. I am honored to lead NACo in this noble effort.”
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