ETCOG announces Harrison County Commissioner William Hatfield as Chairman, new Board Officers
Published: Fri, 10/27/23
ETCOG announces Harrison County Commissioner William Hatfield as Chairman, new Board Officers
The Henderson News
Special to The Henderson News
Updated
ETCOG is pleased to announce its new Chairman, Harrison County Commissioner William Hatfield, the new Board and Executive Committee Officers serving for FY 2024, and Executive Committee members serving a new two-year term. The ETCOG Board of Directors appoints the Executive Committee, which is responsible for establishing the policies, programs, and services on behalf of the Board for our 14-county region.
Board Officers
Chairman – Harrison County Commissioner William Hatfield
1st Vice Chairman – City of Quitman Mayor Randy Dunn
2nd Vice Chairman – Rusk County Commissioner Robert Kuykendall
3rd Vice Chairman – Whitehouse Mayor James Wansley
Secretary/Treasurer – Camp County Judge AJ Mason
New Executive Committee Terms
Anderson County – Commissioner Rashad Mims
Camp County – Judge AJ Mason
Harrison County – Commissioner William Hatfield
Henderson County – Commissioner Chuck McHam
Rusk County – Commissioner Robert Kuykendall
Van Zandt County – Judge Andy Reese
Wood County – City of Quitman Mayor Randy Dunn
"I am grateful for the volunteer service rendered by all of our elected officials and particularly want to thank and congratulate our new Chairman, Harrison County Commissioner William Hatfield, and the rest of our ETCOG Officers and Board members for their selfless dedication and service to our region," said ETCOG's Executive Director, David Cleveland.
To learn more about FY 2024 program goals, visit www.etcog.org/financials to see our approved Budget and Planning Guide totaling $83.4 M.
The East Texas Council of Governments (ETCOG) is a voluntary association of counties, cities, school districts, and special districts within the fourteen-county East Texas region. ETCOG assists local governments in planning for common needs, cooperating for mutual benefit, and coordinating for sound regional development. Established in 1970, ETCOG, either directly or through its contractors, provides programs and services for East Texas seniors, employers, and job seekers. ETCOG and its contractors also build the 9-1-1 emergency call delivery system, provide peace officer training and homeland security planning services, and deliver rural transportation services, business finance programs, and environmental grant funding for the region. www.etcog.org