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Letter from Meg Kennedy

Basile for a Seamless Transition

I like that Jennifer Basile “knows the ropes” in the County Clerk’s Office. I like that she learned the job through practical, hands-on experience, and has used the years to master the complexities of the office. I like that she has a wealth of knowledge that will allow for a seamless transition in January. Experience with policy and procedure are invaluable in an office that handles personal information, legal documents, and critical filings. I know that Jennifer will continue to operate the office at a high level of accuracy and proficiency. I support her election as the next Otsego County clerk.

Meg Kennedy
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Otsego County Board Representative, District 5

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