 Danner
Elected President of Missouri Association of Counties
Constitution-Tribune
Tuesday, December 8, 2009  Eva Danner,
President Missouri Association of Counties
Livingston County Presiding Commissioner Eva Danner, of Chillicothe, was inaugurated as president of the Missouri Association of Counties and will begin her official duties Jan. 1, 2010. MAC is a lobbying alliance representing more than 1,400 county elected officials from throughout Missouri and assists its member counties in serving the best interests of local taxpayers. Danner, 61, has served as
presiding commissioner of Livingston County for the last 15 years. She was appointed by the Missouri Supreme Court to serve on the Judicial Finance Commission, and she also serves on MAC’s Self-Insured Workers Compensation Fund Board. Locally, Danner serves on the Workforce Investment Board as well as on the Green Hills Regional Planning Commission. Danner succeeds Carroll County Clerk Peggy McGaugh as MAC president. Having been elected president, Danner took the oath of office during the 38th annual Conference and Trade Show at Tan-Tar-A Resort in Camden County in November. Boone County Associate Commissioner Karen Miller, who currently serves as president of the National Association of Counties, administered the oath of office. 
CAPTION:
Local elected officials gathered for the 38th annual Conference of the Missouri Association of Counties at Tan-Tar-A Resort in Camden County in November, where Livingston County Presiding Commissioner Eva Danner (third from left) was sworn into office as MAC president. Local representatives are, from left: Assessor Steve Ripley, West District
Commissioner Todd Rodenberg, Eva Danner, County Clerk Kelly Christopher, Circuit Judge Brent Elliott, East District Commissioner Kenneth Lauhoff. |
