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County clerk candidate Bob Green urges tech upgrades and an Arlington branch in public comment

Board of Mayor and Aldermen · April 6, 2026
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Summary

Bob Green, who said he is running for Shelby County Clerk, told the Arlington board he would prioritize modernizing county-clerk technology (he said county offices run Windows 7), conduct a full audit and pursue separate branch offices for Arlington and Lakeland within his first four years if elected.

Bob Green addressed the Arlington Board of Mayor and Aldermen during the citizens’ comment period and identified himself as a candidate for Shelby County Clerk.

Green told the board he would prioritize technology upgrades in the county clerk’s office, saying county systems are running on Windows 7 and need replacement. He pledged transparency, promised a full audit of the office to identify problems, and said he would work with Nashville to bring systems up to current standards. Green also said that establishing separate branch offices in Arlington and Lakeland would be a top priority within his first four years if elected.

The board thanked Green for his remarks; no action was taken on his proposals during the meeting.