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- The county answers
Jackson County disclosed both employment dates.
Our records request came back with the four fields the county cannot lawfully withhold: Chief of Staff, 10/14/2025 to 4/24/2026, and the annual salary rate. That is 192 days, and it ends the day after the deadline in the Executive's letter.
Jackson County disclosure R009789-100826
Open the county file - Vote night
All eight articles failed. She voted no on every one.
Each article needed six votes. Each drew five. The roll call, the eight individual votes, and the meeting video are in the record.
Board of Aldermen, Oct. 6, 2026
See the roll call - Her answer
We asked her for comment. She answered, in writing.
Her response to our questions is published in full, alongside the docket entries it addresses.
Her written response, Oct. 5, 2026
Read her response - The funding vote
R-3838: $190,000 for outside counsel. She voted aye.
Four months after voting to convene the board of impeachment, she voted to fund it. On Oct. 6 she voted no on all eight articles.
City resolution R-3838
See the three votes - The county record
Her county employment ended, one day after the deadline.
The letter gave her until the end of business April 23. The county's record shows the employment ending April 24, 21 days short of the May 15 pay-through the letter offered.
Jackson County disclosure R009789-100826
Open the county file - The convening vote
She voted to convene a board of impeachment.
Seven to two. The ordinance adopted, and the board was seated over a colleague's unpaid taxes. Her own state tax lien had been satisfied the previous Tax Day.
Ordinance adopted Apr. 14, 2026
Open the tax file - The tax file
The state's lien was satisfied. On Tax Day.
3,098 days after the Department of Revenue filed it, and 364 days before she voted to convene a board over someone else's unpaid taxes.
Case No. 1616-MC15890
Open the tax file
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File II · The Pattern
Sixteen Years, One Pattern →
Every documented stop from 2010 to today, the spine of the whole record.
The evidence locker
The Vault →
Every document behind every claim, the letters, the docket, the packets, the broadcast.
Case File No. 6713-26
The Dobbs Tire File →
Five years vacant. A 7–1 recommendation. A 5–3 vote that killed it, plus the letter that packed the room.
Annotated, page by page
The Termination Letter →
Her own boss put it in writing: the $199,000 salary, the hidden job hunt, the verdict on her character.
Still unanswered
Open Questions →
The questions Ward 4 voters keep asking, tracked until she answers them.
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Share Toolkit →
Ready-to-post lines, the PDF of the letter, and print materials for your neighborhood.
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