Gilmer County Sheriff sworn in as COAG president

GILMER COUNTY, Ga. – Gilmer County Sheriff, Stacy Nicholson, was sworn in today as President of the Constitutional Officers Association of Georgia during the Fall Conference in Savannah, Ga.

“COAG is a collaborative association of all 159 Georgia Sheriffsq, Probate Judges, Tax Commissioners and Clerks of Superior Court,” stated Sheriff Nicholson.

He expressed his appreciation by writing, “It’s an honor to serve in this roll for the next 12 monthsI appreciate my favorite Senator, Steve Gooch for taking the time to come to Savannah to administer the oath.”

Emma Dunn

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