Monitor Editor
TALLAHASSEE— Clay County government and business leaders spoke to lawmakers in Tallahassee during the 6th Annual Clay Day at the State Capitol.
Prior to the main event in the Capitol courtyard, the Lake Region Development Corporation sponsored a reception the previous night.
The corporation’s executive director: Scott Kornegay said during the reception that the two people most responsible for the Black Creek Water Resource Development Project are the corporation’s chair Vivian Katz James and Senator Rob Bradley.
Kornegay said property values in the Lake Region have already risen in anticipation of the Black Creek project.
Sheriff Michelle Cook in the capitol courtyard. All photos by Clay County Government.
Rep. Bobby Payne, along with Keystone Heights High School Community Partnership School Executive Director (left) Tina Baker and the high school’s Principal Laurie Burke.
(L-r) Property Appraiser Tracy Drake, Sheriff Michelle Cook and County Commissioner Mike Cella.
Camp Blanding Museum President Matt Johnson and Tax Collector Diane Hutchings.
(L-r) Keystone Heights Airport Manager Maria Hitt, City of Keystone Heights Office Manager Shelly Gibbs, Lake Region Development Corporation Executive Director Scott Kornegay, Clay County Commissioner Betsy Condon and Keystone Heights City Council member Tony Brown.
