Trusted • Experienced • Ready to Serve
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Under my leadership, I envision a Prothonotary's Office that delivers speedy, friendly, exceptional service while using your tax dollars wisely.
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Meet Theresa Myers
A Trustworthy Leader, Dedicated Community Volunteer, and Innovative Problem Solver.
Theresa Myers is a dedicated leader, community volunteer, and experienced professional with a lifelong passion for serving others. She is now ready to bring her organizational expertise, heart for service, and innovative problem-solving abilities to the Cumberland County Prothonotary’s Office.
Theresa earned her Master of Science in Nursing from Georgia Southern University on a National Health Service Corps scholarship, emphasizing her commitment to helping underserved communities. Her 25-year nursing career spanned roles across the Southeast U.S. and abroad, including working as a registered nurse in an emergency department in Panama and serving as a family nurse practitioner in rural Appalachia. Her work in healthcare required the same attention to detail, efficiency, and organizational expertise that she will bring to the Prothonotary’s Office.
After transitioning from healthcare, Theresa dedicated herself to community leadership and service. She served as the President of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) for Cumberland and Perry Counties, leading transformative programs to combat stigma and improve mental health education. She also founded the Western Cumberland County Republican Club and served as its first chairperson for three years, currently acting as the treasurer. Theresa is a 2010 graduate of Leadership Cumberland.
Her commitment to the community is evident through her extensive volunteer work. She actively volunteers with organizations such as the Cumberland County Historical Society, the Luhrs Performing Arts Center at Shippensburg University, the Cumberland/Perry Counties Suicide Prevention Task Force (PULSE), the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Cumberland and Perry Counties. and the Healthy Lifestyle Group of Shippensburg. Theresa’s tireless efforts have consistently focused on improving the lives of those around her, ensuring strong, healthy, and vibrant communities.
Vision for Excellence for the Prothonotary's Office
Theresa is committed to improving efficiency and accessibility by increasing e-filing usage, streamlining processes, and delivering speedy, friendly, exceptional service while using your tax dollars wisely. With her leadership, experience, and passion for service, she is ready to help make the government work for the people it serves.
Theresa earned her Master of Science in Nursing from Georgia Southern University on a National Health Service Corps scholarship, emphasizing her commitment to helping underserved communities. Her 25-year nursing career spanned roles across the Southeast U.S. and abroad, including working as a registered nurse in an emergency department in Panama and serving as a family nurse practitioner in rural Appalachia. Her work in healthcare required the same attention to detail, efficiency, and organizational expertise that she will bring to the Prothonotary’s Office.
After transitioning from healthcare, Theresa dedicated herself to community leadership and service. She served as the President of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) for Cumberland and Perry Counties, leading transformative programs to combat stigma and improve mental health education. She also founded the Western Cumberland County Republican Club and served as its first chairperson for three years, currently acting as the treasurer. Theresa is a 2010 graduate of Leadership Cumberland.
Her commitment to the community is evident through her extensive volunteer work. She actively volunteers with organizations such as the Cumberland County Historical Society, the Luhrs Performing Arts Center at Shippensburg University, the Cumberland/Perry Counties Suicide Prevention Task Force (PULSE), the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Cumberland and Perry Counties. and the Healthy Lifestyle Group of Shippensburg. Theresa’s tireless efforts have consistently focused on improving the lives of those around her, ensuring strong, healthy, and vibrant communities.
- Theresa desires to be helpful whenever she can, wherever she can, and however she can. When elected Prothonotary, Theresa will bring this same energy, hard work ethic, and commitment to the job.
Vision for Excellence for the Prothonotary's Office
Theresa is committed to improving efficiency and accessibility by increasing e-filing usage, streamlining processes, and delivering speedy, friendly, exceptional service while using your tax dollars wisely. With her leadership, experience, and passion for service, she is ready to help make the government work for the people it serves.
Theresa, Toy Poodle Noah, Mark
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Faith and family are at the core of Theresa’s values. She and her husband, Mark, have been married for 24 years and live in Upper Mifflin Township with their beloved 9-year-old apricot toy poodle, Noah. They are members of Doubling Gap Church of God, where Theresa serves on the prayer team.
Service isn’t just a job to me. It is a calling.
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- To learn more about Theresa visit www.TheresaMyers.com
What does the Prothonotary's Office do?
The Prothonotary's Office is the recordkeeper for the Civil Division of the Court of Common Pleas. While the Prothonotary's Office works alongside the court system, the Prothonotary’s duties are fundamentally administrative. The role requires someone with organizational expertise, a heart for service, and meticulous attention to detail. These are the qualities I bring to the table, and they are the qualities I’ve developed over a lifetime of service.
The office is not permitted to give legal advice. Though a lawyer can give legal advice, the Prothonotary cannot. Being a lawyer will not change the defined Prothonotary role. Neither the current Prothonotary nor his recent predecessors have had law degrees and the office has operated very well.
The Prothonotary's Office is the recordkeeper for the Civil Division of the Court of Common Pleas. While the Prothonotary's Office works alongside the court system, the Prothonotary’s duties are fundamentally administrative. The role requires someone with organizational expertise, a heart for service, and meticulous attention to detail. These are the qualities I bring to the table, and they are the qualities I’ve developed over a lifetime of service.
The office is not permitted to give legal advice. Though a lawyer can give legal advice, the Prothonotary cannot. Being a lawyer will not change the defined Prothonotary role. Neither the current Prothonotary nor his recent predecessors have had law degrees and the office has operated very well.
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