Scio’s Own Carolyn Miller Celebrated for Lifelong Contributions to Allegany County

Carolyn Miller, a resident of Scio, Allegany County since 1974, has been honored by the Allegany County Board of Legislators for her decades of service to the community. The Board passed a resolution recognizing her dedication and contributions. Miller began her career at the Allegany County Public Defender’s Office after graduating from Fredonia State University. She has held various positions, including secretary in the court system and Chief Clerk for the Family and Surrogate Courts for 19 years. Beyond her professional roles, she has been actively involved in community service and leadership.

Miller has also been a key member of the Wellsville Chapter of the American Association of University Women, serving as President and boosting membership. She held positions as Treasurer and Secretary at the Wellsville Business and Professional Women’s Club. Her community involvement includes a 45-year tenure on the Board of the Scio Memorial Library, where she served as President, Secretary, and Treasurer. She also spent ten years on the Southern Tier Library System Board and contributed to the success of the Scio Bicentennial Committee.

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