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Clay County prosecutor Zach Thompson offers local support at MCSEA town hall
Summary
Clay County Prosecuting Attorney Zach Thompson welcomed MCSEA attendees in Kansas City, praised cross‑office collaboration on child‑support work and said his office is available to help local practitioners coordinate efforts.
Zach Thompson, identified during the meeting as Clay County’s elected prosecuting attorney, greeted the MCSEA Kansas City audience and urged collaboration among local child‑support partners.
“Come down to the basement of the Clay County Courthouse. That’s where we’re at, and I’ll pour you a cup of, government issued coffee,” Thompson said, offering the county office as a point of contact for practitioners who want to discuss joint approaches or legislative ideas.
Thompson said he began his career in non‑support matters and praised the work of child‑support professionals while encouraging staff to reach out to his office when coordination would improve outcomes for children and families. The remarks were brief and intended to open local partnership channels for later follow‑up.
