Flagler Clerk’s Office recognized for best practices

Tom Bexley accepted the award at last week’s Florida Clerk’s summer conference.


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  • | 5:00 p.m. June 18, 2022
Flagler Clerk of Court Tom Bexley accepts the Best Practices Excellence Program award at the Florida Court Clerks & Comptrollers summer conference. Photo courtesy of Florida Court Clerks & Comptrollers.
Flagler Clerk of Court Tom Bexley accepts the Best Practices Excellence Program award at the Florida Court Clerks & Comptrollers summer conference. Photo courtesy of Florida Court Clerks & Comptrollers.
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The Flagler Clerk’s Office has been recognized for participating in the second annual Best Practices Excellence Program. 

Clerk of the Circuit Court & Comptroller Tom Bexley accepted the award at the Florida Court Clerks & Comptrollers summer conference in the first week of June.

“I’m proud that our team was recognized, and I thank them for their hard work,” Bexley said. “Our entire office is committed to improving efficiency and collaboration with our justice partners and providing better services to constituents."

Florida’s clerks and comptrollers have collaborated on best practices for more than 14 years. The Best Practices Excellence Program was established last year as an opportunity for clerks to receive recognition of excellence certificates for completing assessments that evaluate acceptance of certain best practices.

The FCCC Best Practices Committee, chaired by Volusia County Clerk of Court Laura E. Roth, determined seven areas of best practices for the program to recognize in 2020-2021.

This year, the committee added five new categories: eviction, evidence storage and destruction, public records requests, request to redact exempt personal information, and exploitation of vulnerable adult injunction.

In total, participating offices collectively completed 551 assessments to achieve their best practice certificates.The 2021-2022 Best Practices Excellence Program evaluated and recognized clerks and comptrollers in the following areas:

• Eviction
• Evidence Storage and Destruction
• Public Records Requests
• Requests to Redact Exempt Personal Information
• Exploitation of Vulnerable Adult Injunction
• Bail Bonds
• Compliance Services
• Confidential Judicial Records
• Guardianship Audits
• Marriage License
• Recording Fundamentals
• Service of Documents by Clerks for Pro Se Litigants

Among the 68 clerks and comptrollers, 55 offices participated in the program, and 30 clerks and comptrollers received recognition of excellence certificates in every category that applied to their designated office.


 

 

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