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Krista Joseph elected as new BOCC Chair and Clay Murphy as new Vice-Chair

On November 19, 2024, the St. Johns County Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) elected Krista Joseph, District 4, to serve as Chair and Clay Murphy, District 3, to serve as Vice-Chair during a Special Reorganizational Meeting of the Board. Both will serve one-year terms in those roles on the BOCC.

“I’m excited to be representing the people of St. Johns County going forward,” said Chair Joseph. “I’m going to be listening, and I would like to have a positive golden era of St Johns County for this next year.”

Commissioner Clay Murphy
Commissioner Clay Murphy

During the meeting, a Ceremonial Oath of Office for new Commissioners was conducted.

Honorable Judge Lauren Blocker, Christian Whitehurst, County Commissioner District 1, and the Whitehurst family.
Honorable Judge Lauren Blocker administered the Oath of Office of Christian Whitehurst, County Commissioner District 1.
Honorable Judge Charles Tinlin, Clay Murphy, County Commissioner District 3, and the Murphy family.
Honorable Judge Charles Tinlin administered the Oath of Office of Clay Murphy, County Commissioner District 3.
Honorable Judge Charles Tinlin, Ann Taylor, County Commissioner District 5, and the Taylor family.
Honorable Judge Charles Tinlin administered the Oath of Office of Ann Taylor, County Commissioner District 5.

Visit www.sjcfl.us/departments/board-of-county-commissioners for more information on the BOCC webpage for the meeting calendar, meeting agendas, and meeting minutes. There is also a Find My District tool and the opportunity to sign up to receive the monthly County e-newsletter.

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