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Roswell clerk steps down ahead of March 1 elections

City Manager Joe Neeb confirmed Friday that longtime Roswell City Clerk Sharron Coll has resigned, less than two weeks before the March 1 city elections.

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Roswell clerk steps down ahead of March 1 elections

City Manager Joe Neeb confirmed Friday that longtime Roswell City Clerk Sharron Coll has resigned, less than two weeks before the March 1 city elections.

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County elected officials end years of service | Roswell Daily Record

Copyright © 2021 Roswell Daily Record Two well-known elected officials are concluding their current roles with the county today, as their terms of office have come to an end. Commissioner Robert Corn and County Clerk Dave Kunko have served two consecutive terms of four years each, the most allowed by statute. New Mexico law requires that elected officials sit out at least one term before seeking re-election. Five newly elected officials for the county are scheduled to take the oath of office today. They include Corn’s successor, local accountant Richard Taylor, and the new county clerk, Cindy Fuller, who has been chief deputy clerk for about a year and half and was elections bureau chief from 2014 to 2019.

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County proclaims days for six retiring officials | Roswell Daily Record

Copyright © 2021 Roswell Daily Record An unusual year for Chaves County was capped off this month by the farewells of six senior officials, who have retired or come to the end of their terms of office. “It is not typical,” said Human Resources Director Susan Goldstrom about the number of retirements announced for the end of the year. “It just happened that many of our senior management have been here a long time.” Four senior employees were recognized during the past two months for their retirement in November or December. They are Clay Corn, former head of the Chaves County Detention Center, who worked with the county for 25 years; Ron Lethgo, chief deputy assessor who also has been elected as assessor a few times, retiring after almost 40 years with the county; Stanton Riggs, the county attorney and county manager who has worked with Chaves County for more than 27 years; and Joe Sedillo, chief financial officer and finance director for 14 years.

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