County attorney Clyde Richard honored as he retires; Jared named interim
Summary
The Robertson County Commission recognized county attorney Clyde Richard for 36 years of service and acknowledged Jared as interim legal counsel while the county prepares a permanent appointment.
The Robertson County Commission on June 15 publicly thanked county attorney Clyde Richard for 36 years of service and presented him with a formal county acknowledgment as he retires. Chair praised Richard’s long tenure and said the county was "forever grateful" for his "tireless commitment, integrity [and] exceptional public service."
Richard told the commission he will remain available in an advisory capacity while new arrangements are made. The chair said Jared will serve as interim counsel "while he's still working with Clyde," and noted that the next mayor will make the permanent appointment. Commissioners did not take a separate vote on staffing; the announcement was presented as an administrative transition.
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