same time frame. Delinquent taxes were $36 million in 2008. In 2012 bonds issued by the county were given a rating of AA by the Fitch Group and improved ratings by Moody's. Brevard County has two unique election districts. One governs Port Canaveral; the other, the maintenance of the Sebastian Inlet. Elected officials County Commissioners: District 1 – Rita Pritchett District 2 – Tom Goodson District 3 – John Tobia District 4 – Rob Feltner District 5 – Kristine Zonka Commissioners were paid $58,145 annually in 2017. The following are elected school board officials: District 1 - Megan Wright District 2 - Gene Trent District 3 - Jennifer Jenkins District 4 - Matt Susin District 5 - Katye Campbell The following are considered state officials but are elected and paid by the county: Sheriff – Wayne Ivey Clerk of the Courts – Rachel M. Sadoff. The clerk's office had 323 workers, including subcontractors, as of 2011. Brevard Property Appraiser – Dana Blickley Tax Collector – Lisa Cullen Supervisor of Elections – Tim Bobanic State Attorney – Phil Archer Public Defender – Blaise Trettis Since redistricting following the 2010 U.S. Census, Brevard County has been part of Florida's 8th congressional district. It is represented by Republican Bill Posey. The county lies within two state senatorial districts: the 8th (covering the northern part of the county, held by Republican Tom A. Wright) the 19th (covering the southern part of the county, held by Republican Debbie Mayfield) The county lies within five state representative districts: the 30th (covering the northernmost part of the county, held by Republican Chase Tramont) the 31st (covering the north-central part of the county, held by Republican Tyler Sirois) the 32nd (covering the central part of the county, held by Republican Thad Altman) the 33rd (covering most of the southern part of the county, held by Republican Randy Fine) the 34th (covering the southeastern part of the county, held by Republican Robbie Brackett) See List of members of the Florida House of Representatives from Brevard County, Florida Prior to the creation of districts in 1967, state representatives were elected by county. This geographic representation resulted in a longstanding domination of the state legislature by rural interests, as it did not recognize changing patterns of settlement and business in the state. Justice system Courts The county has centralized most county and circuit courts in Viera which try a variety of