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Montgomery County Government Offices Closed Friday, Jan. 19

January 19, 2024 - MoCo Gov.

Last Edited: January 19, 2024 @ 8:44 am

Montgomery County, TN - Montgomery County government offices are closed, today, January 19, due to the icy conditions for the safety of employees and visitors.

The Bi-County Solid Waste Management landfills and convenience centers will close at 9 a.m. today for the safety of employees and patrons. Most waste haulers have ceased operations today because of the icy weather conditions.

Bi-County operations for Saturday and Sunday will be determined based on road conditions and prior to normal opening hours. Please look for updates on the Bi-County web page, the Montgomery County, Tennessee Facebook page, and on local media.

Montgomery County Government Offices to Open at 10 a.m.

January 18, 2024 - MoCo Gov.

Montgomery County, TN — Montgomery County government offices will open at 10 a.m., Friday, January 19 to give staff additional travel time for inclement weather.

Watch for updates on Montgomery County, Tennessee social media and the Montgomery County website.

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Montgomery County Government Offices Closed Wednesday, January 17

January 16, 2024 - MoCo Gov.

Last Edited: January 16, 2024 @ 12:47 pm

Montgomery County, TN - Montgomery County Government Offices are closed on Wednesday, January 17 due to dangerous road conditions.

For scheduling updates with Montgomery County Courts, which are also closed, check the Court’s web page.

Bi-County Solid Waste Landfills and all convenience centers in Montgomery County are open on Wednesday.

General updates will be sent to local media, posted on Montgomery County, Tennessee social media and the Montgomery County website.

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Montgomery County Government Offices Closed Tuesday, January 16

January 15, 2024 - MoCo Gov.

Montgomery County, TN - Montgomery County Government Offices are closed on Tuesday, January 16 due to road conditions. The County Facilities Department is working today to ensure the lots for all public safety stations and offices are clear. Work on the Veterans Plaza lot and the area outside the Courts Complex will take place on Tuesday.

For scheduling updates with County Courts, check the Court’s web page and watch for updates on the Montgomery County Facebook page.

General updates will be sent to local media, posted on Montgomery County, Tennessee social media and the Montgomery County website.

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Edward Moss Appointed as Montgomery County Youth Services Court Administrator

January 12, 2024 - MoCo Gov.

Montgomery County, TN – Edward Moss was selected for the position of Youth Services Court Administrator in late December by Mayor Wes Golden. As administrator, Moss will manage the operations of the department and oversee the Youth Services County Probation Juvenile Court.

Moss recently led as the Montgomery County Veterans Treatment Court (MCVTC) Director where he has served military veterans since May 2018. He is a 23-year Army veteran who retired as a First Sergeant. While serving in the military, he volunteered on the Foster Care Review Board and as a liaison between VTC and the Fort Campbell Command.

As Moss was transitioning out of the Army, he became the first soldier to participate in the Hiring Our Heroes Fellowship Program in Montgomery County in 2015. Following the fellowship, Moss was hired by Montgomery County as a juvenile probation officer and was promptly promoted to a youth service officer. 

He earned his Master's in Criminal Justice from Troy University in 2015 and his Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice in 2013.

Moss is replacing Danette Woodcock-Thigpen who is retired in December after nearly 23 years of service. He will continue to serve in his new and previous roles until a new VTC Supervisor is appointed.

“Edward has been an outstanding asset to the Montgomery County Government Team as the VTC Supervisor over the years. I have no doubt he will bring great professionalism and fresh ideas to the table as we continue to change and grow,” said Mayor Golden.


“It’s surreal to come full circle, leading the same department where I began my career with the County. I look forward to working with the team in this capacity serving the families and youth of this community,” said Moss.

Edward, his wife, and his family have called Montgomery County home since 1996. 

 

For information about Montgomery County Government, visit mcgtn.org.

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