Monroe County PA
David Parker is currently serving as a Commissioner for Monroe County PA since December 2023, following a candidacy for the same position in 2023. Prior to this, David Parker accumulated extensive experience in various roles, including Order Filler and Receiving Associate at Walmart Distribution Center from July 2017 to December 2023, and Branch Manager at Cramer's Home Centers from June 2020 to June 2022. From 2015 to 2016, David Parker served as the State Representative for the 115th District in the PA House of Representatives, where significant legislation was introduced to benefit underfunded school districts. Educational credentials include a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Messiah University and a diploma from Blair Academy.
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Monroe County PA
Named after President James, Monroe, Monroe County (PA) was created on April 1, 1836. Located in eastern Pennsylvania and situated 90 miles north of Philadelphia, 75 miles west of New York and 116 miles east of Harrisburg, the County stretches across 611 square miles inclusive of rural terrain, rolling hills, lakes, farmlands to more populated suburban boroughs. Monroe County consists of 16 townships and 4 boroughs. The southern boundary of the county - the ridge of the Blue Mountain; to the East - the Delaware River; and to the West - the Lehigh River forms its natural borders. The chief governing body within Monroe County is a three-member board of county commissioners. There are also numerous other elected officials to a large extent independent of the county commissioners. These include the sheriff, district attorney, prothonotary, clerk of courts, register of wills, coroner, and recorder of deeds. Additionally, there are the elective offices of the controller and treasurer who are county finance officers. The public defender is appointed as provided by law. The county commissioners, the elected officers and the county court individually or jointly appoint a number of other county officials and employees needed to carry out county functions by law. The county commissioners have an excellent vision for the county, which is described in Monroe 2030, a cohesive plan of action for Monroe County. Its approach is structured to bring together people from every corner and every walk of life to prepare Monroe County for the new millennium. To learn more about the Monroe County, PA visit: http://www.monroecountypa.gov/SiteCollectionDocuments/NewAboutUs.pdf