*BIG WIN* Public Employees Believe They Have Privacy While In Public

It looks as if the Troup County Manager Eric Mosley and Fayette County Tax & Tag Clerk Melody James have privacy while in public. Not only in public but in the performance of their official duties.

Eric Mosley has requested Herb Cranford call Chatham County Jail and try and get them to keep me there for a few extra days.

Melody James thinks its ok to speak on behalf of Fayette County and she has made the Tax Commissioner look bad.

Troup County Manager
Eric Mosley
Email: emosley@troupcountyga.gov
Number: 706 883 1610

Tax Commissioner
Kristie King
140 W. Stonewall Avenue
Suite 109
Fayetteville, Georgia 30214
(770) 461-3652

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