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'''Janet Holley''' (b. [[1951]]) is the current [[Escambia County Tax Collector|Tax Collector]] for [[Escambia County]]. She joined the tax collector's office in [[1973]] and became office manager in [[1991]]. Following the death of [[Matt Langley Bell III]], Governor [[Wikipedia:Lawton Chiles|Lawton Chiles]] appointed Holley as the county's first female tax collector on [[October 21]], [[1998]]. She was elected to the position in [[2000]] and again (unopposed) in [[2004]]. | '''Janet Holley''' (b. [[1951]]) is the current [[Escambia County Tax Collector|Tax Collector]] for [[Escambia County]]. She joined the tax collector's office in [[1973]] and became office manager in [[1991]]. Following the death of [[Matt Langley Bell III]], Governor [[Wikipedia:Lawton Chiles|Lawton Chiles]] appointed Holley as the county's first female tax collector on [[October 21]], [[1998]]. She was elected to the position in [[2000]] and again (unopposed) in [[2004]]. | ||
| − | In late 2008, Holley took advantage of | + | In late 2008, Holley took advantage of a loophole in Florida retirement law that will allow her to "retire" for one month from her recently re-elected position as of Nov 30th, 2008, then return on Jan 6th, 2009 at her full pay of 132,000 USD a year as well as an additional 80,000 USD per year in retirement benefits. |
==Electoral history== | ==Electoral history== | ||
