Kent County Levy court officials sworn-in
Four commissioners of Levy court along with three other county officials have been sworn-in for new elective terms.
Terry Pepper, a one time commissioner who won an at-large seat was sworn-in along with Glen Howell, Bradley Eaby, and Eric Buckson.
Kent County’s new sheriff Norman Wood was also sworn-in. He replaced long time sheriff James Higdon. Dave Henderson, John Foley, and Larry Warner were also sworn-in as deputy sheriffs.
Betty Lou McDenna was sworn-in for another term as Recorder of Deeds. Holly Malone was sworn-in as deputy.
The first meeting of the new Levy Court will be January 4th.
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