 Polk County Clerk of the Circuit Court & Comptroller Stacy Butterfield was bestowed with three honors at the Florida Court Clerks & Comptrollers (FCCC) annual training conference. Clerk Butterfield was awarded the top honor of Clerk of the Year by FCCC President and Martin County Clerk & Comptroller Carolyn Timmann. “Clerk Butterfield can handle just about anything thrown her way,” Clerk Timmann said. “She tirelessly continues to serve others. She expertly led our efforts during this extremely important legislative session as the FCCC legislative chair. It was a big year, and it took a really calm hand at the wheel.”
The Clerk of the Year Award is presented to an FCCC member who has demonstrated outstanding leadership skills and a commitment to improving the ability of Clerks and Comptrollers to serve Floridians through professional education, legislative action, and public awareness of the office. Clerk Butterfield was also nominated by her fellow peers to Chair the Florida Clerks of Court Operations Corporation (CCOC). The CCOC was created at the direction of the Florida Legislature to provide professional budget support and workload performance standards for all 67 Clerks of Court to ensure fair and equitable allocation of the available resources needed to sustain court operations across the state. “It is an honor to be elected as the CCOC chair,” Clerk Butterfield said. “The CCOC is a vital component of supporting the critical services clerks provide to their communities. I’ve been involved in the CCOC process since its inception by the legislature. I have also served on many statewide boards, committees, and supreme court workgroups, so I look forward to the opportunity to serve in this position and further strengthen the funding measures that support clerks’ essential services.” Click HERE to read the full article!
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