At the Sept. 11 Morton County Commission meeting, the county’s State's Attorney’s Office introduced two new attorneys to the commission and the public.

Declan George, a law clerk who said he was born and raised in Phoenix, said he plans to sit for the bar in February and expects to remain in the area after completing law school. County and commission members welcomed him during a brief introduction.

Jeff Davis, introduced later in the meeting after returning from juvenile court duties in neighboring Burley County, said he previously served as an assistant state's attorney in Stutsman County (2016–2017), practiced personal‑injury and medical‑malpractice law in Arizona, and applied for the Morton County assistant state's attorney position. County officials said Davis started in August and has taken on an active caseload; the state's attorney and commissioners praised his work.

Commissioners and staff said both new attorneys began work recently and that the office is managing caseloads between the new hires. No formal action was required for the introductions; the remarks were part of the meeting’s staff reports and personnel updates.