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Stokes County announces a planned leadership transition sharing that Stacey Elmes, Director, will retire on Nov. 30, 2026 after 32 years of dedicated service. The Department of Social Services Board has unanimously appointed Diane Sauvageau as the new Director effective Dec. 1. Stacey Elmes Courtesy Incoming Director Diane Sauvageau brings 20 years of experience in social services having worked previously for Stokes and Guilford Counties. Incoming Director Sauvageau says she is honored to continue this journey in the county she has always called home.“I have witnessed firsthand how social services positively impacts the lives of others,” said incoming Director Sauvageau. Diane Sauvageau Courtesy “The agency’s resources, guidance, and support contribute significantly to the success and stability of families.

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