Special Photo A former Henry County Assistant District Attorney, Trea Pipkin (center) was sworn-in as the Henry County Solicitor General by Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal (right). Henry County District Attorney, Tommy Floyd held the Holy Bible, Monday, as Pipkin took the oath of office.
Special Photo A former Henry County Assistant District Attorney, Trea Pipkin (center) was sworn-in as the Henry County Solicitor General by Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal (right). Henry County District Attorney, Tommy Floyd held the Holy Bible, Monday, as Pipkin took the oath of office.
John A. Trea Pipkin, a former Henry County Assistant District Attorney, has been sworn in as Henry County Solicitor General, by Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal.
I felt honored during the ceremony and now excited to continue to serve the people of Henry County, said Pipkin. He is from a family of public servants in Henry County. His father is a former county tax commissioner, and his grandfather once served as a county agent.
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