Riley retires from prosecutor's office
Blissfield attorney continues private practice, municipal duties
After 32 years as part of the Lenawee County Prosecutor’s office, Blissfield attorney Frank Riley a is retiring from his current post as chief prosecutor.
Riley’s retirement, official Jan 1, is just one of many changes happening in the county prosecutor’s office this year.
Riley was one of several employees who took a retirement buyout this year offered to county employees in 2011.
Riley will continue to work in his private practice in Blissfield as well as maintain his position as attorney for the village of Blissfield; a job that a Riley has had for more than 100 years.
Copyright 2012 River Raisin Publications, Inc. For Melissa Burnor's complete story, please pick up the Jan. 4, 2012, edition of The Advance.
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