A steady hand behind the counter of Richmond’s municipal court is now steering policy across a 19-county region. Sarah Collins, the city’s court clerk, recently achieved certification as a court administrator – a milestone that marks both a personal triumph and a professional leap. “This certification represents a significant milestone in my career over the past 11 years,” said Collins. “It reflects the time, effort and dedication I’ve put into deepening my knowledge and developing my skills.” Her new title, Certified Court Administrator (CCA), isn’t just a resume boost. It’s a mark of credibility that signals advanced competence in court operations, legal procedures and public service. The designation is granted through the Missouri Association for Court Administration and requires years of experience, letters of recommendation, continuing education and active membership in professional organizations. “For me, it’s been a long-time goal,” stated Collins. “When I was given the…