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- Last Updated
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- Bias Distribution
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Gov. Ivey appoints new sheriffs in Perry, Calhoun counties
Alabama Governor Kay Ivey has made several significant judicial and law enforcement appointments, including Roy Fikes as the new Sheriff of Perry County and Falon C. Hurst as the Sheriff of Calhoun County. Fikes, who replaces retiring Sheriff Billy Jones, expressed a commitment to enhancing safety in Perry County. Hurst, honored by his appointment, emphasized his dedication to integrity and community service, having served nearly two decades in law enforcement. Additionally, Ivey appointed Tiffany McCord as the circuit court judge for Montgomery County, succeeding Judge Johnny Hardwick. McCord, previously a district court judge and circuit clerk, pledged to uphold the law and administer justice fairly. These appointments reflect Ivey's ongoing efforts to fill key leadership roles in Alabama's judicial and law enforcement systems.

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- Last Updated
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- Bias Distribution
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