Andy L. Tritt^{[1, 2]}

• Name	Andy L. Tritt
  Gender	Male
  Person ID	I197985	Smoky Mountain Ancestral Quest
  Last Modified	9 Sep 2013

  
  

  Father	David M. Tritt
  Mother	Ann Hazelwood,   b. 7 Apr 1950,   d. 8 Jan 2015  (Age 64 years)
  Family ID	F75257	Group Sheet

  
  

  Family	Holly Bryant
  Family ID	F75259	Group Sheet

  
  

• Photos

  ©2009 NPT PHOTO BY NELSON MORAIS Sheriff Claude Strange, center, is holding one of the monitors that is being placed inside each cruiser. To the left is Patrolman Andy Tritt, and to the right, Patrolman C. J. Ball.

  
  

• Sources

  [S24] The Newport Plain Talk, (http://www.newportplaintalk.com), 18 Jul 2006. Andy L. Tritt is seeking his first term election to the County Legislative Body, District 4 Post 1. Andy is not a new face to politics, he has been interested and involved in the political scene for a number of years now. He is the son of David and Ann Tritt, the grandson of A.L. and Bogle Hazelwood, and Monica Tritt, and the late Lester Tritt all of Newport. Andy is married to Holly Bryant Tritt. He has been employed by the Cocke County Sheriff's Department for six years, a member of English Creek Baptist Church where he works with the Youth Group, a member of the 234 Masonic Lodge in Newport, and also belongs to the Kerbela Shriners. Tritt is asking for your vote and support in the upcoming Aug. 3 election. "I know that there are very serious issues that are being faced by our county every day and I will strive to find solutions to all of these growing problems. "If elected I will work to represent my district and my county to the best of my ability," he continued. "I will also give needed support for other communities as well, I am dedicated to see our county grow and prosper, so that the future will become a brighter environment for our youth." [S24] The Newport Plain Talk, (http://www.newportplaintalk.com), 9 Jul 2009. New cameras for Sheriff's Office vehicles Each of 25 patrol cruisers in the Cocke County Sheriff's Department will soon have a new video camera installed that will run continuously when the engine is on. Sheriff Claude Strange, center, is holding one of the monitors that is being placed inside each cruiser. To the left is Patrolman Andy Tritt, and to the right, Patrolman C. J. Ball. The video system costs $2,500 for each one. They were bought with state and federal grants at no cost to Cocke County citizens, Strange said. The sheriff said the videos can be used in court proceedings to help settle any disputes in DUI and other arrests.