Tony Catone confirmed as new SCDSS director by Governor McMaster

Tony Catone confirmed as new SCDSS director by Governor McMaster
Governor Henry McMaster — Governor Henry McMaster, SC
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Governor Henry McMaster has issued a statement regarding the confirmation of Tony Catone as the new Director of the South Carolina Department of Social Services. Governor McMaster expressed his support for Catone, who had been serving as acting director prior to this confirmation.

“Since taking over as acting director, Tony Catone has shown the steady leadership, deep institutional knowledge, and commitment to service needed to successfully lead the Department of Social Services forward,” said Governor Henry McMaster. “I have full confidence that he is the right person to build on the agency’s critical work to strengthen families and protect our most vulnerable children and adults.”

Catone’s leadership in his previous role was highlighted by Governor McMaster as a key factor in his selection for this position. The governor emphasized Catone’s ability to continue advancing the department’s mission.



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