BROWSE by SUBJECT     >> homepage >> About Greene County > Past Elected Officials > Past Chief Clerk's GREENE COUNTY CHIEF CLERK's of the PAST 1936 — present Overview — The Greene County Chief Clerk is appointed by the county commissioners. The responsibilities of the chief clerk are to keep the books and accounts of the board of county commissioners, the salary board, and the pension board; to record and file all proceedings and papers from meetings; to attest all orders and voucher checks issued by the county commissioners; and to perform all other duties pertaining to the office as chief clerk. The chief clerk ensures that everything is done legally under the county code, finalizing documents with the county seal. The chief clerk has the general power to administer oaths and affirmations, pertaining to the business of the office of the county commissioners. Chief Clerk's — past and present: Albert King (1916—1919) Russell I. Lemley (1920—1935) Edward Wood (1936—1940) William Meighen (1940—1943) Russell Lemley (1943—1948) William Meighen (1948—1974) Ellen F. Biery (1974—1977) Herbert A. Cox (1977—1989) Gene Lee (1989—December 31, 2010) Jeffrey Marshall (January 1, 2011— ... ) Gene Lee, retiring Chief Clerk 1989—December 31, 2010 Jeffrey Marshall, incumbent Chief Clerk January 1, 2011— ... For general information, please contact the Information Services at 724-852-5399 / Toll Free: 1-888-852-5399. County Office Building, 93 E. High Street, Waynesburg, PA 15370 Today's date is: Greene County Government Home