Canda Reese and the staff of the Baxter County and Circuit Clerk’s Office recently received a Data Quality Award from the Arkansas Administrative Office of the Courts.
Reese and her staff received the award on July 23 at the annual Arkansas Court Automation Programs (ACAP) Conference. ACAP provides technical support to the state’s courts, makes court information available to the public and develops online court-related services.
Reese said, “This is about the hard work and diligence of our great staff. As keepers of the permanent record, our office strives for excellence in maintaining accuracy, and ensuring that the records are correct, complete, and available for the benefit of our County for generations to come.”
Scott Graves, Director of the Office of Research and Justice Statistics, commended Reese’s office, saying “Accurate and timely information is key to serving the public, and we appreciate the dedication of Canda Reese and her staff.”
The mission of the Arkansas Administrative Office of the Courts is to support the Arkansas Judiciary and employees of the judicial branch and to assist attorneys and members of the public who rely upon an independent state court system that is efficient, accessible, and fair to all.
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