Politics and Government
Politics and Government
Alexcia Cox, first woman and Black person to serve as Palm Beach County state attorney, sworn in
- Alexcia Cox's first remarks as state attorney focused on her rise through the ranks at the prosecutor's office and her vision for the future.
Alexcia Cox was sworn in as the State Attorney for Palm Beach County, marking a historic moment as she becomes the first woman and the first Black person to hold this position. The ceremony took place at the Palm Beach County Courthouse, where Cox, who has served as the chief assistant state attorney since 2021, took her oath of office. Her appointment follows the retirement of Dave Aronberg, who did not seek re-election. Cox's background includes significant experience in the State Attorney's Office, having worked there for 16 years in various roles, including as a lead prosecutor in high-profile cases. Her swearing-in was attended by community leaders, family, and supporters, highlighting the significance of her new role in promoting diversity and representation in the legal system.
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