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A stronger, more efficient Clerk's Office.
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Open government. Greater trust.
Margie West is a small-business owner, experienced bookkeeper, and proud Polk County resident since 1994. She and her husband, Randy, built their life here, raised their two children here, and now enjoy watching their nine grandchildren grow.
Margie currently works in the Polk County Clerk's Office as a deputy clerk, bookkeeper, and election assistant. She handles daily, monthly, and quarterly reports, works with the Treasurer and Auditor, supports elections, and understands the duties and challenges of the office from the inside.
Before entering county service, Margie spent 16 years as bookkeeper and office manager for Joe Clifton Trucking. She earned an Associate Degree in Accounting and later completed her Bachelor's Degree in Business Management while working full time and helping care for two grandchildren.
As the owner of Meme's Creativity, Margie learned that every customer matters, every detail counts, and your reputation is built through the quality of your work.
Learn More About Margie ›The office safeguards public records, supports the courts, issues important documents, and administers elections. These responsibilities require accuracy, security, service, and leadership that shows up.
Recording and preserving official public records while improving responsible public access.
Serving citizens who need birth and death certificates, marriage licenses, and other essential documents.
Supporting misdemeanor, probate, civil, and Commissioners Court records with care and accuracy.
Preparing secure, transparent elections and supporting trained workers at voting locations.
Accessible, engaged leadership with open communication, clear expectations, and accountability.
Develop employee knowledge across the office so citizens receive consistent service and work continues smoothly.
Establish clear backup procedures for severe weather, power or internet outages, equipment failures, and other disruptions so essential Clerk's Office and election services can continue.
Prepare for future space, storage, security, staffing, training, and election needs as Polk County grows.
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