Friday, December 30, 2022, Iowa Attorney General-elect Brenna Bird announced the Washington County Attorney John Gish was hired as Assistant Attorney General for Victim Services. He will lead …
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Friday, December 30, 2022, Iowa Attorney General-elect Brenna Bird announced the Washington County Attorney John Gish was hired as Assistant Attorney General for Victim Services. He will lead the office that administers funding, training, advocacy, outreach, and coordination of victim services and victim support throughout Iowa.
“I’m excited about the incredible team we’re forming of talented individuals to serve the people of Iowa,” said Bird. “Our team is composed of critical thinkers, who bring with them a wealth of diverse legal experience and shared vision of service. Together, our team will work tirelessly to get criminals off the streets, seek justice for victims of crime, and uphold the rule of law.”
“I am honored to have this opportunity to bring my fight for crime victims to the state level,” Gish said. “As Washington County Attorney, I made it the office’s mission to focus on victims when considering what is just. I will bring that same passion to the Iowa Attorney General’s Office to ensure everything the Victim Services office is doing does the most for survivors of crime.”
Gish’s last day in the county office was not announced. The Washington County Board of Supervisors will have to decide whether to appoint a replacement county attorney or set a special election.