Madison County Judge
Over their four-year term, a county judge is responsible for:Maintaining and having custody of county propertyOverseeing public roads and bridges outside city limitsAdministering county ordinances Presiding over the Quorum Court, where the judge has veto power but not a voteAuthorizing county spending or paying of billsAccepting grants from outside entitiesHiring county employees that don't work for another county officialHearing property tax appeals (this is where that judge title comes in)Meeting with local mayors at least once a year for intergovernmental meetingsIn some counties, judges have assisted with burial costs for indigent people or have created community service programs.https://www.uaex.uada.edu/business-communities/ced-blog/posts/2022/april/what-is-a-county-judge.aspx
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Madison County Judge
Chief Executive Officer of the county government, responsible for the overall management and administration of county affairs. Presides over the quorum court, which is the legislative body of the county, and has the power of veto. Leads the county court in their duties as exclusive original jurisdiction in matters related to county taxes and other county administrative actions.
The County Judge also operates the system of county roads and maintains public peace. The County Judge has custody of county property and seeks and accepts grants from various sources.
The County Judge hires county employees based on qualifications, except those employed by other elected officials of the county.
The county judge coordinates inter-governmental rela
I have worked as a high-level operations manager in the military. I have completed various formal leadership course and knowledge management courses. During my last deployment, I had direct operational control of our horizontal construction assets which comprised of road graders and other heavy equipment. During my tenure as the post Command Sargeant Major of Fort Chaffee, I coordinated inter agency relations between local law enforcement, navy, army, Airforce and civilian contractors. I have a master’s degree in education and a bachelor’s degree in business. I own my own business of four years and work with former service members that worked with me in the military which I believe to be a testament to my successful leadership style.
It has been my experience that what best works is to take at least 30 days to observe what can be fixed using knowledge management techniques.
implementation of a training program for road grader operators. A training program that would teach new operators how to operate the machinery correctly, how to perform maintenance checks and prevent costly accidents such as safety violations that could get personnel severely injured, equipment damage, road damage, and prevent extended mission completion times. This would be followed by frequent checks on quality performance. This will be followed by a reward system that rewards operators that have high performance records.
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