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Left: AAC Executive Director Chris Villines wel- comes members of the Senate and House City, County & Local Affairs committees. As in past years, the committees met jointly at this year’s AAC conference. The legislators also received an update on coroner education, the opioid crisis and unclaimed bodies from Arkansas Coroners’ Asso- ciation President Kevin Cleghorn, Pulaski County- Coroner Gerone Hobbs, AAC Chief Counsel Mark Whitmore and Dr. William Mason, associate direc- tor for preparedness and science at the Arkansas Department of Health’s Center for Health Protec- tion. In addition, AAC Governmental Relations Di- rector Josh Curtis introduced the panel to a new video arraignment bridge project coordinated by the AAC with the Arkansas prison system, circuit judg- es, jails and Risk Managment member counties.


Right: As conference tradi- tion dictates, retired John- son County Judge and for- mer AAC Board President Mike Jacobs, who now sits on the Johnson County quo- rum court, (center) leads attendees in the singing of “You are My Sunshine” on the last day. Joining him are (from left to right) County Judges’ Association of Arkansas President and Sebastian County Judge David Hudson, AAC Board Vice President and Ran- dolph County Circuit Clerk Debbie Wise, AAC Execu- tive Director Chris Villines, and AAC Board President and Clark County Treasurer Judy Beth Hutcherson.


Far Left: Saline County Coroner and Arkansas Coroners’ Association President Kevin Cleghorn and Pulaski County Coroner Gerone Hobbs are all smiles at the conference.


Left Middle: State Auditor Andrea Lea and Sen. Terry Rice stop to pose for a photograph together.


Visit the AAC Flickr page for more conference photos.


46 COUNTY LINES, SUMMER 2017


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