The office of Clerk of Court is responsible for maintaining a record of all civil and criminal cases filed with the Floyd Superior Court as well as a host of other records, such as armed forces discharges, deed records, plat records, etc.  

While all the offices connected with the courts perform vital functions, I believe the Clerk’s Office is the most important office in the system. Simply stated, until a case is filed in the Clerk’s Office, it isn’t a case.

 The Clerk’s Office employs 17 Deputy Clerks who are responsible for filing and recording documents, attending court, and maintaining a record of all proceedings. 

In 2007, the Clerk’s Office filed 10,994 civil and criminal cases. 

I have been associated with the Floyd County government and court system for the past 32 years. I have worked closely with the staff of all the offices of the Floyd County Courthouse, including the office of Clerk of Court. I am  knowledgeable in the operation of the Clerk’s Office, its responsibilities, and the impact the office has on the operation of our court system. 

I would like to put this knowledge and experience to work for the citizens of Floyd County while striving to continue to accurately maintain the records of the Superior Court of Floyd County, to keep the Clerk’s Office efficient and helpful to the people, and to be fiscally responsible with taxpayer’s dollars. At the same time, I would also like to  bring the office into a new era of attentive, courteous, and professional customer service that all citizens deserve from their elected officials.

 I feel the experience and skills I have acquired during my tenure with Floyd County makes me uniquely qualified for the position of Clerk of Superior Court.

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