Virginia City, NV— This week, the Honorable Kristin Luis and the Honorable Jason Woodbury, Judges of the First Judicial District Court, presided over the swearing-in  ceremony for Storey County’s elected officials.

The ceremony, held at the historic Storey County Courthouse, marks the beginning of new terms of service for these dedicated  leaders. 

Among those taking the oath of office were: 

• Clay Mitchell, County Commissioner – District 1 

• Donald Gilman, County Commissioner – District 3 

• Eileen Herrington, Justice of the Peace, Virginia Township Justice Court • Amy Fye, School Board Trustee – Seat 1A 

• Casey Conley, School Board Trustee – Seat 1B 

• John Miller, Canyon GID Trustee – Seat 1A 

• Dave Hart, Canyon GID Trustee – Seat 2C 

Amy Fye, School Board Trustee
Casey Conley, School Board Trustee
Commissioner Donald Gilman
Judge Eileen Herrington, Justice of the Peace

The ceremony was attended by family, friends, and community members who gathered to  celebrate this significant occasion. 

“It’s an honor to administer the oaths of office to such dedicated individuals,” said the  Honorable Kristin Luis, Judge of the First Judicial District Court. “Their commitment to  serving Storey County and its residents reflects the strength and unity of our community. I  look forward to seeing the positive impact they will make in the years to come.” 

Please join us in congratulating these dedicated public servants as they begin their terms  of service. Storey County is excited to work alongside them to ensure continued growth,  safety, and success for all of our residents. 

About Storey County 

Nestled in the mountains of Western Nevada, Storey County is a historic region renowned  for its rich mining heritage, vibrant community, and progressive approach to economic  development. Home to the iconic Virginia City, the Tahoe-Reno Industrial Center (TRI Center), and a thriving business environment, Storey County blends its historical legacy  with a forward-looking vision for the future. The county government is dedicated to  enhancing the quality of life for its residents through effective public services, public safety  initiatives, and economic growth strategies. With a commitment to community well-being,  Storey County ensures that both its rural and industrial areas prosper while preserving their  unique character. 

For more information, visit www.storeycounty.org.

Kelsey is a fourth-generation Nevadan, investigative journalist and college professor working in the Sierras. She is an advocate of high desert agriculture, rescue dogs, and analog education.