Longtime public servant Albert Miller has returned to the Jeff Davis County Commissioners Court to represent Precinct 4, stepping in after the abrupt resignation of Commissioner Royce Laskoskie.
According to reporting from the Jeff Davis County Mountain Dispatch, the commissioners convened a special session on Monday to formally accept Laskoskie’s resignation and quickly move to fill the vacant seat. County Judge Curtis Evans emphasized the importance of continuity and experience when selecting a replacement, ultimately appointing Miller due to his prior service and deep understanding of county operations.
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