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AAC Photo Recap: County Judges
The County Judges Association of Arkansas met Sept. 1315, in Benton, Saline County.
Lonoke County Judge Doug Erwin is sworn in as the new County Judges Association of Arkansas (CJAA) President. His wife, Gail Erwin, joins him. Former White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders speaks during the judges’ conference luncheon. CJAA Executive Board members are Franklin County Judge Rickey Bowman, Johnson County Judge Herman Houston, Logan County Judge Ray Gack, Benton County Judge Barry Moehring, CJAA President and Lonoke County Judge Doug Erwin, CJAA Immediate Past President and Polk County Judge Brandon Ellison, Drew County Judge Robert Akin, Baxter County Judge Mickey Pendergrass, Saline County Judge Jeff Arey, Izard County Judge Eric Smith, Craighead County Judge Marvin Day, Clark County Judge Troy Tucker, CJAA 1st Vice-President and Jackson County Judge Jeff Phillips, CJAA 2nd Vice-President and Sevier County Judge Greg Ray, and CJAA Secretary/ Treasurer and Greene County Judge Rusty McMillon.
Above Left: The new CJAA Officers are President and Lonoke County Judge Doug Erwin, 1st Vice-President and Jackson County Judge Jeff Phillips, 2nd Vice-President and Sevier County Judge Greg Ray,and Secretary/Treasurer and Greene County Judge Rusty McMillon. Above center: Craighead County Judge Marvin Day and Saline County Judge Jeff Arey speak. Above right: AAC Law Clerk Dylan Lofton speaks on sewer improvement districts’ laws and rules. Bottom right: Friday Law Firm Attorneys Ryan Bowman and Sara Giammo speak on financing capital projects.
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