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Dickson County reappoints judicial commissioners; one abstention recorded
Summary
Commission approves Resolution 12-2022-02 appointing or reappointing multiple judicial commissioners to two-year terms; the motion passed 11–0 with Commissioner Daryl Grove recorded as abstaining.
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The Dickson County Commission approved Resolution 12-2022-02 on Dec. 19, 2022, to appoint or reappoint Judicial Commissioners to two-year terms. Commissioner Jody Britt moved the resolution and Commissioner Dwight McIllwain seconded; the minutes show the motion passed with eleven aye votes and one abstention from Commissioner Daryl Grove.
The minutes list appointees in three groups: County Judicial Commissioners recommended to serve two-year terms (Michael Adams; Casey Grove; B. J. Gafford; Shane Chandler; William Goodman Jr.); Judicial Commissioners to be assigned to the Town of White Bluff (Jason Brent Audlidge; Misty L. Rogers; Dixie Kerr); and Judicial Commissioners recommended as employees of the Dickson County General Sessions Court Clerk’s Office (Kendra Clayborne; Tommy Biele). The record does not include individual roll-call votes beyond the tally and the single abstention.
The resolution formalizes appointments used for judicial functions in county courts; the minutes do not indicate start dates, oath administration, or other implementation details.
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