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Rudolph now Bi-County Council

  • by Sheet Staff
  • in News
  • — 16 Oct, 2015

Independence – The Inyo County Board of Supervisors appointed Marshall Rudolph as Inyo County Counsel Tuesday at its regular Board meeting. The appointment becomes effective upon the retirement of the current County Counsel, Marge Kemp-Williams.

The decision was made today by a unanimous vote of the Board.

Mr. Rudolph currently works for Mono County where he has served as County Counsel for the past 19 years. He is the longest tenured County Counsel in the State of California.

He earned his juris doctorate at Hastings College of Law, and completed his undergraduate work at Stanford University. He lives in Crowley Lake.

Inyo’s current County Counsel, Marge Kemp-Williams will retire as Inyo County Counsel on December 30.

The decision to hire Mr. Rudolph will eliminate the need to undertake a  time-consuming and costly recruitment process. Such recruitments can cost in the neighborhood of $30,000 and take many months to complete.

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