<body><div><p> MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Texas — Amanda Gordon has been awarded the "Clerk of the Year" by the National Constables &amp; Marshals Association. The accolade recognizes her exceptional dedication and work ethic, according to Constable Kenneth Rowdy Hayden of Montgomery County.Gordon's primary responsibility involves handling evidence for the agency, a role that demands precision, attention to detail, and a commitment to maintaining the integrity of the legal process. Her duties include managing evidence storage, ensuring the chain of custody, and preparing evidence for trial. Additionally, Gordon oversees public information requests and retention schedules for both physical and digital media, demonstrating her organizational skills and dedication to the agency's mission.Despite facing personal challenges, including a severe ATV crash requiring multiple surgeries, Gordon showed remarkable resilience. She expressed eagerness to return to work promptly, inspiring her colleagues with her determination and commitment to the agency, stated the source. Gordon's professionalism and dedication embody the spirit of the "Clerk of the Year" award. </p></div></body>

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Montgomery County clerk honored with national \"Clerk of the Year\" award for dedication and resilience

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Texas - Amanda Gordon has been awarded the \"Clerk of the Year\" by the National Constables & Marshals Association. The accolade recognizes her exceptional dedication and work ethic, according to Constable Kenneth Rowdy Hayden of Montgomery County.Gordon's primary responsibility involves handling evidence for the agency, a role that demands precision, attention to detail, and a commitment to maintaining the integrity of the legal process. Her duties include managing evidence storage, ensuring the chain of custody, and preparing evidence for trial. Additionally, Gordon oversees public information requests and retention schedules for both physical and digital media, demonstrating her organizational skills and dedication to the agency's mission.Despite facing personal challenges, including a severe ATV crash requiring multiple surgeries, Gordon showed remarkable resilience. She expressed eagerness to return to work promptly, inspiring her colleagues with her determination and commitment to the agency, stated the source. Gordon's professionalism and dedication embody the spirit of the \"Clerk of the Year\" award.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Texas - Amanda Gordon has been awarded the "Clerk of the Year" by the National Constables & Marshals Association. The accolade recognizes her exceptional dedication and work ethic, according to Constable Kenneth Rowdy Hayden of Montgomery County.Gordon's primary responsibility involves handling evidence for the agency, a role that demands precision, attention to detail, and a commitment to maintaining the integrity of the legal process. Her duties include managing evidence storage, ensuring the chain of custody, and preparing evidence for trial. Additionally, Gordon oversees public information requests and retention schedules for both physical and digital media, demonstrating her organizational skills and dedication to the agency's mission.Despite facing personal challenges, including a severe ATV crash requiring multiple surgeries, Gordon showed remarkable resilience. She expressed eagerness to return to work promptly, inspiring her colleagues with her determination and commitment to the agency, stated the source. Gordon's professionalism and dedication embody the spirit of the "Clerk of the Year" award.