Welcome to today's episode, a continuation from last week's conversations.

Today’s episode is about one of those roles that quietly keeps everything running, the kind of job most people don’t think about… until they really need it.

My guest is Trevor Addison, the Clerk of Court for Putnam County, and if you’ve ever bought property, dealt with a court case, filed legal documents, or tried to navigate the justice system, his office has likely played a role in your life, whether you realized it or not.

We’re going to pull back the curtain on what the Clerk of Court actually does, why the role is far more complex than most people imagine, and how Trevor found his way into a position built on trust, precision, and public service. We’ll also explore the many services his office provides that often go unnoticed, from safeguarding real estate records to supporting judges, attorneys, and everyday citizens during some of life’s most stressful moments.

This is a conversation about responsibility, leadership, and the human side of government — where accuracy matters, compassion counts, and getting it right is non-negotiable.

So if you’ve ever wondered how local government really works, or who’s making sure the system doesn’t fall apart, you’re going to want to hear this one!

Todays Guest:

Trevor Addison, Putnam County Clerk of Court

Website: https://www.putnamcourtclerk.org/

Phone: 706-485-4501

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