Yavapai County District 2 Supervisor and Board Chairman James Gregory [R] is resigning after accepting the position of chief of police for the Williams Police Department.
Gregory will leave the board in the next three to four weeks. His successor will be appointed and serve until the 2026 general election.
Gregory was recently reelected to the board by winning the Republican primary over Wiley Cline and was unopposed in the general election to start his new term.
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Yavapai County District 2 Supervisor and Board Chairman James Gregory [R] is resigning after accepting the position of chief of police for the Williams Police Department.
Gregory will leave the board in the next three to four weeks. His successor will be appointed and serve until the 2026 general election.
Gregory was recently reelected to the board by winning the Republican primary over Wiley Cline and was unopposed in the general election to start his new term.
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