CENTRE– Lisa Mobley has earned a promotion to chief clerk at the Cherokee County Sheriff’s Office, recognizing her work supporting the agency’s daily operations.

In its announcement, the Sheriff’s Office praised Mobley’s hard work and dedication to the office and Cherokee County residents. Although much of her work happens behind the scenes, the agency described it as essential to keeping the office running.

Mobley’s background also includes service as the agency’s warrant clerk, according to its published administration biography. In that role, she handled the receipt, entry, and maintenance of warrants and civil processes.

Her duties also included preparing statistical reports, issuing pistol permits, and assisting residents in person and by phone. In addition, the biography identifies Mobley as a Gadsden State Community College graduate.

The Sheriff’s Office’s administration division handles the agency’s business and financial operations. The promotion announcement also thanked Mobley for her continued service to the citizens of Cherokee County.

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