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Betty
Cox, Candidate for
Lincoln County Public Administrator
Who would
you trust? If you could no longer protect your estate, who would
you trust to manage your affairs and safeguard your assets against waste,
theft or loss?
"I
would be honored to serve our community, sharing my financial management
expertise and compassion with those in need."
Lincoln County
residents deserve a public administrator with:
Compassion
- "I sincerely
care about Lincoln County's residents and protecting the financial interests
of those who are unable to manage their estates and assets. I respect
the office of public administrator and the extraordinary responsibility
of caring for Lincoln County residents and their financial needs. I
would be honored to serve our community, following in the footsteps
of my husband Russell Cox who served as Presiding Commissioner for 16
years, sharing my financial management expertise and compassion with
those in need."
Financial
Management Experience
- Bank Employee:
For 26 years, Betty has ensured customers' financial prosperity and
secured their assets against fraudulent activity.
Teller Supervisor
for 13 years, currently vault teller. Other duties include basic teller
functions, provide customer service, protect customer information
and recently received award for detection of fraud.
- Voluntary Treasurer,
Lincoln County Fair: For 12 years, Betty has protected the Fair's assets
and promoted its fiscal growth.
As Fair Treasurer
pay monthly bills, count and deposited all money during the Fair
and throughout the year. Reconcile bank statements, prepare reports
for monthly board meeting and tax preparers. Prepare annual report
for board members to prepare budget for the following year.
Commitment
to Community
- Betty is driven
by her compassion for Lincoln County residents, especially those without
caregivers.
- As a longtime resident
of Lincoln County, Betty serves the community through her dedication
to church, civic organizations and county government winning the 2004
Lincoln County Democrats "Grassroots Award."
About the
Public Administrator Position
The Public Administrator
is a countywide elected office with a four year term. The Public Administrator
is an elected official who is assigned custodial and administrative responsibility
for the estates of deceased persons and the persons and estates of minors
and incapacitated or disabled persons when there is no legal guardian
or conservator or when no one competent to assume such duties is known
or can be found. When ordered by the Court to assume such duties, the
Public Administrator provides for the proper care of the person and protects
the assets of an estate against injury, waste, theft, or loss.
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"I
sincerely care about Lincoln County's residents and protecting the financial
interests of those who are unable to manage their estates and assets."
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