Your Johnson County Officials!
The
three Commissioners of the Fiscal Court, in conjunction with the
Judge/Executive, supervise the financial and administrative affairs of
county government. They represent specific county districts but are
chosen in countywide elections. The current members of the court are
especially proud of the county's progress during their term.
Paul D. "Barber" Daniel represents District No. 2. First term. Owner of "The Haircutters" for 42 years. Volunteer Firefighter for 26 years, and currently serves as treasurer, and board member of the W.R. Castle Volunteer Fire Department. He and his wife Cathy have been married for 35 years, and have 1 daughter, Lisa.
Darren
Gamble represents District No. 3.
First term. Graduated from Morehead State University. Currently teaches
Special Education at Johnson Central High School. Wife of 14 years,
Charlena, 3 children - Blake, Chloie Beth, and Claire.Other
County Officials
Sheriff
Dwayne
Price graduated from the Kentucky State Police Academy
in February 1987. During his career as a trooper, Sheriff Price
received many accolades for his work and bravery. In 2001,
Sheriff Price left the road as a trooper and became a KSP
detective. While a KSP detective, he solved several old cases
including two murders. He also was responsible for the arrest and
successful prosecution in Martin County’s only death penalty
case. Sheriff Price also was the arresting and investigating
officer in a federal case in Johnson County that involved the theft of
hundreds of thousands of tax payer dollars whereas both suspects were
convicted in federal court. Sheriff Price retired from the
Kentucky State Police with 24 years of service.
Sheriff Price resides at Staffordsville Kentucky with h is wife, Nancy, of 25 years and their daughter Kayla.
Michael
Endicott is
the current County Attorney. Michael is married to Emily Brown Endicott
and they have three children, Erin, Matthew, and Lauren.
Michael has an Associate degree from PCC, a BA in English and his JD from Salmon P. Chase College Of Law, graduating in 1988. He was admitted to practice in Kentucky in 1988.
J.R. Frisby
is the Johnson County Coroner. J. R. is a life long resident of Johnson
County and is in his fourth term as Coroner. J.R. also has a background
in Law Enforcement, at one time serving as a Paintsville City
policeman.
Sallee
Ann Conley Holbrook, the
Johnson County clerk is a constitutional officer elected to a term of
four years. The clerk's duties are numerous and varied, falling into
the general categories of clerical duties of the fiscal court, issuing
and registering, recording and keeping records of various legal
instruments, voter registration and purgation, election duties and tax
duties.
Vicki C. Rice
the Circuit Clerk is the record keeper for Circuit and District Court,
filing all pleadings and cases in these courts. Circuit Court handles
any civil cases over $4000; adoptions; and criminal cases that requires
a prison sentence. District court handles traffic, misdemeanor, felony
cases; small claims, civil cases under $4000, juveniles, involuntary
hospitalization, probates, and domestic violence. She is also
responsible for collecting bail bonds, jury management, recording
proceedings in District Court and issuing driver license and permits of
all classes.
Doug Saylor, is
the Johnson County Jailer.
Sheriff
Dwayne
Price graduated from the Kentucky State Police Academy
in February 1987. During his career as a trooper, Sheriff Price
received many accolades for his work and bravery. In 2001,
Sheriff Price left the road as a trooper and became a KSP
detective. While a KSP detective, he solved several old cases
including two murders. He also was responsible for the arrest and
successful prosecution in Martin County’s only death penalty
case. Sheriff Price also was the arresting and investigating
officer in a federal case in Johnson County that involved the theft of
hundreds of thousands of tax payer dollars whereas both suspects were
convicted in federal court. Sheriff Price retired from the
Kentucky State Police with 24 years of service. Sheriff Price resides at Staffordsville Kentucky with h is wife, Nancy, of 25 years and their daughter Kayla.
Michael
Endicott is
the current County Attorney. Michael is married to Emily Brown Endicott
and they have three children, Erin, Matthew, and Lauren.Michael has an Associate degree from PCC, a BA in English and his JD from Salmon P. Chase College Of Law, graduating in 1988. He was admitted to practice in Kentucky in 1988.
J.R. Frisby
is the Johnson County Coroner. J. R. is a life long resident of Johnson
County and is in his fourth term as Coroner. J.R. also has a background
in Law Enforcement, at one time serving as a Paintsville City
policeman.
Sallee
Ann Conley Holbrook, the
Johnson County clerk is a constitutional officer elected to a term of
four years. The clerk's duties are numerous and varied, falling into
the general categories of clerical duties of the fiscal court, issuing
and registering, recording and keeping records of various legal
instruments, voter registration and purgation, election duties and tax
duties.Vicki C. Rice
the Circuit Clerk is the record keeper for Circuit and District Court,
filing all pleadings and cases in these courts. Circuit Court handles
any civil cases over $4000; adoptions; and criminal cases that requires
a prison sentence. District court handles traffic, misdemeanor, felony
cases; small claims, civil cases under $4000, juveniles, involuntary
hospitalization, probates, and domestic violence. She is also
responsible for collecting bail bonds, jury management, recording
proceedings in District Court and issuing driver license and permits of
all classes.Doug Saylor, is
the Johnson County Jailer.