Former AC court official has new job in Rocky Top

Posted at 8:51 am November 7, 2014
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Tyler Mayes

Information from WYSH Radio

FormerÂ AndersonÂ County Circuit Court Clerk Tyler Mayes has been named the acting city recorder in Rocky Top.

Mayes was appointed by the Anderson CountyÂ CommissionÂ to serve the remainder of longtime Clerk Barry Pelizarriâ€™s term following his retirement in 2012, but he did not win the election to retain that seat in August, losing to William Jones.

Mayes will succeed Chris Phillips, who served briefly as Rocky Top city recorder before returning to his former job as the Anderson County budget and accounts director last month. The Rocky Top City Council will vote on whether to confirm him in the job on November 20.

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