From the SOS Office: Missouri Secretary of State Robin Carnahan today announced that more than 1,000 Missourians have used the Safe at Home address confidentiality service since it was enacted in 2007. Safe at Home allows victims of sexual assault, domestic violence and stalking to keep their home address secure and confidential, which limits an assailant’s ability to locate their victims. Carnahan held news conferences this week in St. Louis and Columbia to recognize Sexual Assault Awareness Month and highlight the need for this vital service.
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From the SOS Office: Missouri Secretary of State Robin Carnahan has received the James P. Damos Award from the Missouri Victim Assistance Network. The award, which was announced today in St. Joseph, Mo., recognizes a Missourian who has made a significant difference to victims of crime above and beyond their designated responsibilities. Carnahan was nominated for the award primarily for her work establishing Safe at Home, an address confidentiality program which has served more than 1,000 Missourians since it was established in 2007.
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From the SOS Office: Secretary of State Robin Carnahan today announced that the Missouri State Archives, a division of her office, has digitized and placed online the official papers of Missouri’s governors during the Civil War era, 1861-1865. The governors include Claiborne Fox Jackson, Hamilton Rowan Gamble, Willard Preble Hall and Thomas Clement Fletcher. The project is one of many that the Archives will complete to recognize the sesquicentennial of the Civil War.
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After catching up with folks on Friday night at the Hannibal Inn, Robin spoke at the Democrat Days brunch on Saturday morning. There was a great crowd as always. A special thanks to everyone who got up early that morning to join her for coffee beforehand! If you didn’t make it to Hannibal, make sure to check out the St. Louis Beacon’s coverage.
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From the SOS Office: Secretary of State Robin Carnahan announced that the Missouri State Archives has been awarded a $148,577 grant from the National Historical Publications and Records Commission to digitize a large portion of Missouri’s early judicial records. The funding will allow the Archives, a division of Carnahan’s office, to scan the Missouri Supreme Court’s original case files from 1821 to 1865 and make them available on the Missouri Digital Heritage website.
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From the SOS Office: Missouri Secretary of State Robin Carnahan today announced an enforcement action against Daniel Meredith after he allegedly misled investors into investing at least $125,000 in a business that doesn’t exist.
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From the SOS Office: In light of an increase in complaints and activity observed by her office, Secretary of State Robin Carnahan is cautioning Missourians to exercise special care when considering “get-rich-quick” or wealth enhancement seminars or other opportunities.
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