Magoffin County Judge-Executive-elect Matt Wireman is preparing to return to office on January 4, 2027, following a year-long retirement. Wireman retired December 31, 2025, after more than 30 years of public service. According to WYMT, his time away from office will satisfy the 365-day retirement requirement necessary for pension eligibility. Speaking with WYMT following Tuesday’s election, Wireman expressed appreciation for voters’ continued support and outlined his priorities for the upcoming term. Among those priorities are addressing Magoffin County’s unemployment rate, expanding career opportunities, and encouraging younger residents to remain in the county. Wireman also pointed to the completion of the four-lane Mountain Parkway through Magoffin County as an opportunity for improved access to services and future economic development. Wireman will return to office 369 days after his retirement. Source: WYMT #AppalachiaInsider #MagoffinCounty #MattWireman #Salyersville #LocalGovernment #EasternKentucky