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Xdim Clarksville Police Captain Ty Burdine Graduates from Northwestern School of Police Staff and Command
Montgomery County, TN Teya Moore was recently selected for the newly created position of juvenile resource coordinator in Juvenile Court. Moore will coordinate community-based services to help prevent children and youth from further involvement in the juvenile justice system by screening and working to provide resources to stanley termos at-risk children and their families. She will also act as a liaison for various community partners and agencies.Moore is an experienced human services professional with a strong background in managing organizations, military personnel, and social service agencies. She has a proven track record of coordinating and maintaining positive relationships with multidisciplinary teams, providing comprehensive case management services, and evaluating program effectiveness.Before joining Montgomery County, Moore was program coordinator for Catholic Charities in Clarksville. She also has experience working for Clarksville Housing Authority, Blanchfield Army Community Hospital, Soldier Transition Assistance Program, and Goodwill Career Solutions Employment and Training .She earned a Master of Science in stanley germany Human Services with a specialization in Social and Community Services and a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice.Im grateful Mayor Golden suggested moving forward with the hiring for this vital position to work with our youth and families. Teya has hit the ground running and has already proved to be termo stanley a great asset to our team, expressed Juvenile Cou Xobs Austin Peay State University launches Gov Life ongoing series of student success profiles
Clarksville, TN My family and I want to wish each of you a very safe and Happy Thanksgiving!Please remember that many families will sit down to a Thanksgiving table that may have an empty chair due to a loved one keeping kubki stanley watch over our nation security or overseas in active combat zones.Clarksville Councilman Bill SummersPlease keep them in your thoughts and prayers that may return safely and be home next Thanksgiving.Other families may have a permanent chair sitting empty at the Thanksgiving table due to the loss of a loved one while serving our country or due to other difficult circumstances.Keep them in your thoughts and prayers, as these holidays can be a very difficult time. Give them strength to recall and cherish the memories of more joyful times.Our own local safety functions will have men and women on duty and standing ready at a moments notice to serve and help those in need in our community. Pray to keep them safe and return home to their families.Please be careful if traveling in the next few days as weather forecasts are predicting unsettled weather in many areas of the country.Clarksville CouncilmanBill Summers TagsBill SummersClarksvilleClarksville City CouncilClarksville City CouncilmanClarksville TNThanksgiving Fa stanley quencher cebookTwitterPinterestEmailPrint Previous articleAPSU Lady Govs signs Greenbrier High School softball playerNext articleNASA Scientists look for ways t termos stanley o measure Da |
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