Bryant says she can offer a fresh approach: Wants to make Trustee’s office work efficiently
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Bryant, who has served as a legal secretary for eight years and was the former office manager for McMinnville Medical Center, says she will bring her extensive bookkeeping experience to the office of Trustee if elected.
“I feel I am qualified for the job of Trustee and will work hard for the people of Warren County,” said Bryant, who has ideas on how she can make the Trustee’s office work more efficiently.
“I have seen the auditor’s reports for the past two years for the Trustee’s office and feel I can make improvements which will help the office run more smoothly,” Bryant said. “I will ensure that the county’s monies are deposited in a timely manner pursuant to state regulations.”
In addition to making improvements to the office, Bryant said she is against nepotism and will not hire family members.
“I do have a large family; however, I have tried to make it clear that I will not hire family members,” she said.
Bryant, a Warren County native, is the daughter of Nathan and Elizabeth Reagan and she has seven brothers and sisters. She is married to Tommy Bryant and the couple has two children who attend WCMS. The family lives in Morrison and Bryant is a member of Morrison Ruritan.
Bryant is an active member and past president of Leadership Warren and is a 1980 graduate of Warren County Senior High. She was nominated for the Business and Professional Woman’s Young Careerist Award in 1994 and has served on the Metro Government committee.
“The thing I like most about campaigning is meeting people,” Bryant said. “I know I have not asked every person individually for their vote. It is very hard to cover the whole county. If I have not talked to you individually, I would like to take this opportunity to ask for your vote and support on May 7.
Bryant is facing two competitors in the May 7 Democratic primary. The winner of the primary will face off against Emily Panter in the Aug. 1 general election.