Latah County Swears Its New Leaders In

Moscow, IDLocal News

In a spirited ceremony this week, Latah County welcomed new county commissioners, sheriff, and prosecutor as they took the oath of office at the courthouse. The event was well-attended, showcasing the community's interest in local governance. Newly elected Commissioners Stooks and Johnson, along with incumbent Sheriff Skiles and Prosecutor Thompson, were officially sworn in, with Tom Lamar taking the role of commission chair. During the meeting, the commissioners addressed various essential business items, including setting future meeting schedules and reviewing regular action items like liquor licenses and taxpayer adjustments. The transition was supported by experienced county staff, who provided context and guidance to the new officials.

Viewers can watch the swearing-in ceremony online, though it is noted that audio quality issues may affect the experience. This ceremony represents a pivotal moment for Latah County, highlighting community involvement and commitment to effective governance. As these leaders embark on their new roles, residents are encouraged to stay informed through the county's updates and agendas.

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