Incumbent

Molly Mack

Wood County Common Pleas Court Judge - General Division (Term Commencing 1/2)

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Recent Experience

Wood County Common Pleas Court Judge - General Division (Term Commencing 1/2)Incumbent
2025 – 2030View Position
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2024View Position
Wood County Common Pleas Court Judge - General Division (Term Commencing 1/2)
2019 – 2025View Position

District information

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About Wood County Common Pleas Court Judge - General Division (Term Commencing 1/2)

Term length: 2025 – 2030

Nearby Officials

John M. Musteric

Wood County Engineer

Mark Wasylyshyn

Wood County Sheriff

Matthew R. Oestreich

Wood County Auditor

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David Woessner

Wood County Common Pleas Court Judge - Probate Division (Term Commencing 2/9)

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Matthew Reger

Wood County Common Pleas Court Judge - General Division (Term Commencing 1/1)

Doris Herringshaw

Wood County Commission (Term Commencing 1/1)

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