Staff

Staff

Raymond Sexton has been employed with the LFUC Human Rights Commission since December of 1997. Raymond began his employment as an investigator, being responsible for the initiation and investigation of complaints regarding discrimination in employment, housing and public accommodation. Since then, Raymond has served as Supervising Investigator and Compliance Director. Raymond has also received extensive training in the field of discrimination regarding fair housing enforcement and employment discrimination complaint investigations. Raymond is also a 2007 graduate of the National Fair Housing Training Academy. Raymond currently serves as Executive Director for the Commission, a position he has held since December of 2009. As Executive Director, Raymond is responsible of oversight of the Commissions operation, the supervision and training of staff, conducting workshops on discrimination issues, supervises the case management system and liaison with federal agencies regarding contract compliance. Raymond is a graduate of the University of Kentucky where he received a BA in English and a minor in Communications.

Tami J. Reed, Senior Office Manager

Tami Reed has been employed with the LFUC Human Rights Commission since April of 1991. Tami began her employment as the Case Monitor Clerk and was soon promoted to the position of Office Manager and Systems Administrator. Tami currently serves as the Senior Office Manager, which combines the positions of Case Monitor, Office Manager and Systems Administrator, a position she has held since January of 2000. Tami is also a 2007 graduate of the National Fair Housing Training Academy. Tami received Certified Mediation Training and once served as a mediator for the Kentucky Mediation Center. A long-time resident of Lexington, Tami graduated from Henry Clay High School and attended the University of Kentucky.

Marissa Webb, Investigator I

Originally from Texas, Marissa went to Scott County High School in Georgetown, Kentucky and has since stayed in the bluegrass state. She graduated from Western Kentucky University with honors, with a Bachelor of Arts in History and Political Science with a concentration in Legal Studies. She served as a founding member of the Hilltopper Organization of Latin American Students at WKU and worked to provide a voice to the growing Latinx voice there. Marissa is excited to work with the Human Rights Commission and serve the Lexington-Fayette Urban County.

Marissa Webb, Investigator I

Originally from Texas, Marissa went to Scott County High School in Georgetown, Kentucky and has since stayed in the bluegrass state. She graduated from Western Kentucky University with honors, with a Bachelor of Arts in History and Political Science with a concentration in Legal Studies. She served as a founding member of the Hilltopper Organization of Latin American Students at WKU and worked to provide a voice to the growing Latinx voice there. Marissa is excited to work with the Human Rights Commission and serve the Lexington-Fayette Urban County.

Edward E. Dove, Commission Attorney

Edward E. Dove, a Lexington attorney with more than 30 years of experience protecting clients' rights and provides superior service, returns to the LFUC Human Rights Commission for his second term as Commission Attorney. When Ed is not working with the Human Rights Commission, he represents clients in Education Law, Civil Litigation and Criminal Law. Ed owns his own private practice which is located in Lexington and serves Central and Eastern Kentucky, including, but not limited to, Fayette, Scott, Bourbon, Madison, Jessamine and Woodford Counties.

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