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Craven County Clerk of Superior Court

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    Lexanne Vemelson Huffman
    (Rep)

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    Terri W. Sharp
    (Dem)

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What are your top 2 or 3 priorities for action in this office? (40 words maximum)

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Website http://HuffmanforClerkofCourt.com
http://facebook.com/LexanneforClerk
Experience (35 words max) I have over 31 years of combined criminal and civil court experience, (19 years in the 3B District Attorney's Office, and 12 years as the 3B Trial Court Administrator, which includes Craven, Carteret, and Pamlico Counties.)
1307 ALBURY CT
New Bern, NC 28562
My priorities for this important office is to create a Clerk's Office that has an open-door policy, is more user-friendly, and to provide a website designed specifically for Craven County that provides pertinent information that will help navigate our courts.
Website http://terrisharpforclerk.com
http://facebook.com/Terri-Sharp-Clerk-of-Superior-Court-Craven-County-1505430333093600
Experience (35 words max) More than 35 years of legal experience, a licensed attorney uniquely qualified in all areas that come before the Clerk as Judge of Probate, hearings on estates, guardianship, competency, foreclosure, real property, adoption, etc., former public administrator and public guardian, Clerk of Court.
3306 HEDGEGROW CIR
New Bern, NC 28562
Properly trained staff to serve the public and bring our services into the 21st century. Video first appearances and full security has improved costs and safety. E-filing and updated technology is on the horizon through support from Chief Justice Mark Martin.
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