If you get elected to County Commission, what power does that give your spouse?

[ShallowsNole]

I thought we were talking about a different commissioner, and my question was, didn't we know that all along?

Though she does seem to be doing a good job, at least IMO.

 

[wrobert]

I don't who ran for what office, who is running in the future or who has what t-shirt, but I am curious as to what the original post was refering to.

So the title got you confused. Does the spouse of an elected county commissioner have any special power or authority? I can not find it in the statute so I am trying to make sure I am not missing something.

 

[Kurt]

Careful or we will change your nickname from Mr. Innuendo to Mr. Cryptic.

 

[Smiling JOe]

So the title got you confused. Does the spouse of an elected county commissioner have any special power or authority? I can not find it in the statute so I am trying to make sure I am not missing something.

I can answer that. As long as the other spouse has control over the sex in the relationship, he or she does have special power in regards to his or her spouse.

 

[Andy A]

I can answer that. As long as the other spouse has control over the sex in the relationship, he or she does have special power in regards to his or her spouse.

This is the only sensible post I have read in this thread. Once again, wrobert, what are you talking about?

 

[BeachSiO2]

I thought we were talking about a different commissioner, and my question was, didn't we know that all along?

Though she does seem to be doing a good job, at least IMO.

I guess some of us did and I am not even a Walton County lifer. Being involved in GOP issues in Walton County, I thought wRobert would have gotten the memo too. ;-)

I like her also and her staff seems competent.

 

[ShallowsNole]

So the title got you confused. Does the spouse of an elected county commissioner have any special power or authority? I can not find it in the statute so I am trying to make sure I am not missing something.

Don't know about BCC, but it used to be that if an elected Sheriff died in office, his spouse took over as Sheriff until the next election. I think that happened here once, but there is no one left in my family to ask.

I'm pretty sure that's been changed, though.

 

[florida girl]

A friend of Ron Kelley's told me he was fired because the paper was cutting back. They didn't even give him any notice or severence. I thought he did a good job and was fair and did not take sides. I have cancelled my subscription as well. I know it is a small jesture but makes me feel better.
You never see the wives of the other commissioners, not sure they even work.

So that's what happened to him! I liked him too! Provided some balance to what's her names nonsense!