Officials are sworn in

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Three Guernsey County officials − one new and two who were re-elected − were sworn in recently.

Guernsey County Commissioner Dave Wilson (right) is sworn in by Common Pleas Court Judge Daniel Padden. Wilson will serve a new four-year term.
Guernsey County Commissioner Dave Wilson (right) is sworn in by Common Pleas Court Judge Daniel Padden. Wilson will serve a new four-year term.

Guernsey County Commissioner Dave Wilson was re-elected in November and will serve a new four-year term. This will be his third term in the commissioner's office. Wilson was sworn in by Common Pleas Court Judge Daniel Padden, who was then sworn in to a new six-year term by Judge David Bennet. Padden was also re-elected and will now serve his second term on the bench.

Common Pleas Court Judge Daniel Padden (center) is sworn in to a new six-year term by Judge David Bennet.
Common Pleas Court Judge Daniel Padden (center) is sworn in to a new six-year term by Judge David Bennet.

Cory Johnson was sworn in by Judge John Nicholson as the newly elected Guernsey County auditor to replace outgoing auditor Tony Brown.

Cory Johnson (right) at his swearing-in ceremony with Judge John Nicholson. Johnson will replace outgoing auditor Tony Brown.
Cory Johnson (right) at his swearing-in ceremony with Judge John Nicholson. Johnson will replace outgoing auditor Tony Brown.

All three officials expressed their deep concern and thank you to the residents and co-workers of Guernsey County for their support.

Submitted by the Guernsey County Commissioners Office

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