Lawrence County Emergency Management Agency Director Joe Calvert has decided to stay on in his position.
Calvert had submitted a letter of resignation; but then asked to rescind his resignation at the Lawrence County Board's latest meeting.
The Board approved Calvert's request to stay on as EMA Director.
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