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Ashland Elected Officials
Mayor and Commissioners
The City of Ashland, KY operates under a City Manager form of government. In this form of government, the citizens elect a Mayor and four Commissioners to serve on the Board of Commissioners. The Board of Commissioners then appoints a City Manager who holds the position of chief administrative officer for the city. This individual is a professional who is employed by the city to run the operational affairs of the city on a day-to-day basis. The Board is voted into office by non-partisan elections and consists of a mayor, who is elected for a term of four years, and four commissioners, who serve two years each. It is responsible for passing ordinances, adopting the budget, appointing committees, and employee appointment and termination.
Cattletsburg Elected Officials
Mayor and Commissioners
Catlettsburg, Kentucky, is organized as a home rule-class city and is the county seat of Boyd County. The city is governed by a City Council, which holds open meetings, including both regular and special sessions. Regular meetings are held on the third Tuesday of each month at the Senior Citizens Building. The city also has a City Clerk who manages vital records, elections, and official city documents. Here's a more detailed breakdown: The city is led by a mayor. City Council: The City Council is the legislative body of Catlettsburg. Meetings are open to the public, and citizens can address the council during designated audience participation periods. City Clerk: The City Clerk serves as a crucial administrative office, managing vital records, elections, and maintaining official city documents.
Boyd County Elected Officials
Boyd County, Kentucky's government is organized as a commission system with the Boyd County Fiscal Court as its main governing body. This structure includes: Boyd County Judge/Executive: This position serves as the head of the fiscal court and the county's chief executive officer. County Commissioners: Boyd County has three Commissioners, each representing a specific district within the county. These Commissioners, along with the Judge/Executive, form the Fiscal Court and are responsible for legislative and executive functions. Various County Offices and Departments: Boyd County government also includes a number of offices and departments that perform specific functions, including: County Clerk: Handles motor vehicle titling and registration, voter registration, elections, issuing marriage licenses, and recording various documents. County Attorney: Provides legal counsel to the county and handles legal matters. Treasurer: Manages county funds, including receiving and depositing revenue, and maintaining financial records. Coroner: Investigates deaths within the county. Detention Center: Manages the county jail. Sheriff's Office: Provides law enforcement services. Justice Center: Oversees the judicial functions, including the Circuit and District Courts. In short, Boyd County government is structured around the Fiscal Court, which performs both legislative and executive duties, and is supported by a variety of departments and offices responsible for delivering services to the community.
Ashland Independent Schools Board
Fairview Independent Schools
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Boyd County Public Schools
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