Staff Reports
Terry McVey was honored recently with the Lou Czech Award at the Missouri Municipal Attorney Association (MMAA) annual meeting in Osage Beach, Mo.
The award honors the memory of Lou Czech, who served as city attorney in Berkeley from 1954-94 and Hazelwood from 1970-94, Czech was the founder of the MMAA. The award is meant to recognize public service that displays the same high standard of accomplishment, professionalism and ethical conduct as exhibited by Czech.
McVey serves as the city attorney for Kennett and has more than 30 years experience in local government law.
He is past president of the Missouri Municipal Attorney Association and Legal Services of Southern Missouri. McVey serves on the Dunklin County Bar Association, the Missouri Bar Association and previously served on the MML Board of Directors. He has a Bachelor Science degree from the University of Missouri and a J.D. degree from the MU school of law.
The Missouri Municipal Attorney Association is an affiliate association of the Missouri Municipal League, a voluntary nonprofit organization.