Orange City Clerk Heads Regional Group
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Orange — Longtime City Clerk Marilyn J. Jensen recently was elected president of the Southern California City Clerks Assn., which represents about 200 city clerks from San Luis Obispo south to the Mexican border.
Jensen has been city clerk for almost 11 years and a city employee 24 1/2 years.
She will be installed as association president during a March 15 dinner at the Orange County Mining Co. restaurant.
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