Jefferson County Commission

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The Jefferson County Commission is a five-member group granted legislative and executive duties for Jefferson County. The Commissioners, formerly elected at-large, are now elected by district to four year terms. Each commissioner, in addition to representing his or her district, is given charge of a department of the county for administration. The commission elects its own President, who chairs commission meetings and has executive duties over the county as a whole.

Duties of the commission include administration of county funds and custodianship of county property, collection of taxes passed by state law, construction and maintenance of public facilities, provision of public utilities and services, and making appointments to various boards and agencies.

Contents 1 District map 2 Current Commission 3 2002 - 2006 4 1998 - 2002 5 1994 - 1998 6 1990 - 1994 7 1986 - 1990 8 1982 - 1986 9 1980 - 1982 10 1978 - 1980 11 1974 - 1978 12 1970 - 1974 13 1966 - 1970 14 1947 15 1939 16 1887

[edit] District map

• Jefferson County Information Technology, GIS Division. Jefferson County Commission Districts (PDF) from Jeffcointouch.com

[edit] Current Commission

• District 1: vacant (previously held by Larry Langford (2006-2007), George Bowman (2007-2008), and William Bell (2008-2010)
• District 2: Shelia Smoot, Commissioner of Information Technology
• District 3: Bobby Humphryes, Commissioner of Roads & Transportation
• District 4: Bettye Fine Collins, President, Commissioner of Finance
• District 5: Jim Carns, Commissioner of Environmental Services

[edit] 2002 - 2006

• District 1: Larry Langford, President. Commissioner of Finance and General Services
• District 2: Shelia Smoot, Commissioner of Roads & Transportation and Community & Economic Development
• District 3: Mary Buckelew, Commissioner of Technology and Land Development
• District 4: Bettye Fine Collins, Commissioner of Health and Human Services
• District 5: Gary White, Commissioner of Environmental Services

[edit] 1998 - 2002

• District 1: Jeff Germany
• District 2: Chris McNair (resigned March 29, 2001), Steve Small, Jr (appointed 2001)
• District 3: Mary Buckelew
• District 4: Bettye Fine Collins
• District 5: Gary White, President

[edit] 1994 - 1998

• District 1: Jeff Germany
• District 2: Chris McNair
• District 3: Mary Buckelew, president
• District 4: Bettye Fine Collins
• District 5: Gary White

[edit] 1990 - 1994

• District 1: Jeff Germany
• District 2: Chris McNair
• District 3: Mary Buckelew, president
• District 4: Jim Gunter
• District 5: Gary White

[edit] 1986 - 1990

• District 1: Reuben Davis
• District 2: Chris McNair
• District 4: Jim Gunter
• John Katopodis
• David Orange

[edit] 1982 - 1986

• Chriss Doss
• David Orange

[edit] 1980 - 1982

• Chriss Doss, president
• Ray Moore
• David Orange

[edit] 1978 - 1980

• Tom Gloor, president
• Chris Doss
• Ben Erdreich

[edit] 1974 - 1978

• Chriss Doss
• Ben Erdreich

[edit] 1970 - 1974

[edit] 1966 - 1970

• Cooper Green, president
• E. H. Gilmore
• Thomas B. Pinson

[edit] 1947

• Clarence M. Pinson, President
• Earl Bruner
• Charles E. Harrison

[edit] 1939

• Robert H. Wharton, President
• Earl Bruner
• Henry Sweet

[edit] 1887

• L. M. Parsons
• W. A. White
• W. B. Vines
• vacant

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