About Kristina Glascock

A lifelong Idahoan, Kristina grew up on a cattle ranch in Rockland and graduated from American Falls High School. She earned her Legal Secretary Certification from Idaho State University and later returned to complete her Bachelor of Science in Human Resource Training and Development. Her career in county government spans more than three decades, beginning in Power County before she joined Twin Falls County as a Deputy Clerk.

Kristina currently serves as the Twin Falls County Clerk of the District Court, a position she has held since her appointment in 2003. In her role, she wears many hats—serving as Clerk of the District Court, Auditor, Recorder, Clerk to the Board of County Commissioners, and Chief Elections Officer for Twin Falls County. Following her appointment, she was elected to office in 2004 and has been successfully re-elected every term since.

Under Kristina's leadership, Twin Falls County has implemented numerous innovations and efficiencies and piloted several programs. She was selected by the Idaho Supreme Court to serve on multiple statewide committees, including the Court Technology Committee and the Clerk of the District Court Manual Committee, and helped guide the county through Idaho's transition to the iCourt case management system. She currently serves on the Idaho Supreme Court Delinquent Debt Workgroup and the Rule 32 Committee.

A dedicated public servant and respected leader in county government, Kristina currently serves as the First Vice President for the Idaho Association of Counties and is a Past President of the Idaho Association of County Recorders and Clerks. Her outstanding service has been recognized through numerous awards, including the Mills-Adler Award for Outstanding County Elected Official and recognition by the Times-News as one of the "16 Most Influential People in the Magic Valley."

Beyond her professional accomplishments, Kristina is actively involved in her community as a proud member of the Kiwanis Club, the Southern Idaho Republican Women, and her church. She is also a graduate of the National Association of Counties Professional Development Academy's High Performance Leadership Program. Kristina and her husband, Drew, who is an agronomist for Lamb Weston, are the proud parents of two children and grandparents to three, almost four grandchildren.