Knox County Commissioners thoughts on Strength, Successes and Periods of Excellence

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at yesterdays retreat the 11 Commissioners were split into three working groups. The first exercise was to work together for 20 minutes on identifying the counties strengths, the successes and the counties periods of excellence.

Commissioners Dailey, Randy Smith, Richie Beeler and Justin Biggs in another work group
Commissioners  Carson Dailey, Randy Smith, Richie Beeler and Justin Biggs in a work group.

 

Commissioners Hugh Nystrom, Charles Busler, John Schoonmaker and Evelyn Gill in one work group
Commissioners Hugh Nystrom, Charles Busler, John Schoonmaker and Evelyn Gill in a work group

Commissioners Brad Anders, Larsen Jay and Michele Carringer in a work group
Commissioners Brad Anders, Larsen Jay and Michele Carringer in a work group

My thoughts on this exercise. Some Commissioners keep looking back to 12 years ago to say “we are better than then” and the period of excellence is 37 years ago.

Some of these Commissioners believe they have the given right to set county policy for ten years in the future, tying the hands of two and a half terms of Commissioners and Mayors behind them.

Law Director attorneys have continually told the School Board they can not tie the hands of future school boards.

Commissioners are elected for a four year term. No more, No less. If they are re-elected, they are re-elected to another four year term. They should not think or act past more than the term they have been elected too.

A few of the Commissioners were so impressed with themselves, there is discussion of another retreat in 6 months.

Stay tuned.

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