FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
October 20, 2026
Fayette County Clerk Tameca P. Smith Elected to Georgia Records Association Board
Smith will serve as a director for the 2027-2028 term
FAYETTE COUNTY, Ga. - Fayette County Clerk Tameca Smith was elected to the board of the Georgia Records Association, the organization announced.
Smith will serve as a director for the 2027-2028 term. She joins a slate of new officers that includes President Rebecca Camantigue and Secretary Ciara Willis from the Town of Tyrone. Terrilyne Allen and Kate Hoffman were also elected as directors, and Stefanie Kennedy will serve as the 2027 alternate.
The new board members take office Jan. 1, 2027. During the fourth quarter of 2026, they will begin attending board meetings to prepare for the transition.
As the County Clerk of Fayette County, my daily responsibilities have prepared me for this leadership role. I believe in the work that records professionals bring to local government. I will continue to be a strong advocate for those who perform this role every day, ensuring they have access to education and professional development that empowers Records Professionals across Georgia to excel. I am honored to serve.” said Smith.
The Georgia Records Association works to strengthen the professional community and advance records and information management best practices across the state, according to the association. Association leaders said they look forward to new opportunities for professional development, collaboration and engagement under the new board.
“Fayette County is proud to congratulate Tameca P. Smith on being elected to the Georgia Records Association Board. Her experience and dedication to records management make her well suited for this leadership role, and her service will help strengthen the profession and support sound records practices across Georgia. I appreciate her continued commitment to Fayette County and look forward to seeing the positive impact of her service,” said Steve Rapson, Fayette County Manager.