Hayes – Commissioner job is Passion not Paycheck

Hayes - Commissioner job is passion not paycheck

Hayes - Commissioner job is passion not paycheck

Lawrence County Commissioner Freddie Hayes, Jr. says being a commissioner is not just a paycheck for him, it’s his passion.

Speaking at the Fourth Friday Luncheon for Tri-State Bible College in South Point, he said “I’m blessed to be able to do this job because I want to. I enjoy seeing progress. I can make decisions that not a lot of other people can make cause I don’t need it for a paycheck. It’s a passion of mine.”

Hayes and his fellow Commissioners DeAnna Holliday and Colton Copley presented a video at the luncheon highlighting the commission’s achievements in 2019.

At the top of Hayes’ list of achievements is a complete revamp of the county’s animal shelter. “Anyone who knows me knows that I am a dog lover. It was something passionate that we took up and we’ve completely redone it and we have a no-kill shelter which I am very proud of. These animals are just like human beings to me.

Hayes also touted the county’s $2.4 million budget carryover and the new combined headquarters for the Sheriff’s Department, 9-1-1, EMS, and the Coroner.

Commissioners’ year-end video – https://www.facebook.com/ohioslcc/videos/153655409395349/

“We got a lot accomplished in 2019.

We got a lot of things we’re going to accomplish in 2020.”

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