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The sheriff said contract negotiations are nearing completion and described work to outfit a new vehicle, including reusing equipment stripped from older cars. \"We've been busy, continue doing our regular stuff, plus contract negotiations,\" the sheriff said.

Rescue volunteers reported they have handled three calls so far this year and recorded 59 calls last year; the rescue organization has 15 members. They run monthly meetings on the second Wednesday and trainings on the fourth Wednesday. Rescue has used ARPA funds to buy new equipment, has received an ETV and a grain-bin stabilization rescue tube, and is awaiting helmet deliveries later this month. \"We're in 3 calls this year already... We have 15 members,\" the rescue representative said.

The dive team reported January first-aid and CPR training, upcoming scuba-cylinder training for this Saturday, and that new dive computers have arrived and will be put into service. Work on a trailer and truck accessories also is pending when the new pickup is delivered.

County staff member Scott briefed the board on the county's TextMyGov notification system, which has been active for about three weeks. Scott said department heads are using the system and that unlimited training is available. He said the final step to enable FEMA-style emergency alerts is his FEMA certification; once completed, the county can send area-based emergency alerts. \"The TextMyGov system has been up and running for about 3 weeks now,\" Scott said. He advised residents can subscribe by texting Shelby County to 91896; the county has a subscription widget on its website.

County officials reminded departments to share vehicle identification numbers and equipment listings with the court clerk for insurance purposes, particularly for large items such as UTVs.

No formal votes were taken on these operational updates.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","February6, 2025 Shelby County Public Safety Commitee Meeting","oneSentenceSummary","Sheriff's office, rescue volunteers and county staff reported vehicle outfitting, new training and equipment bought with ARPA funds, and a three-week rollout of the TextMyGov notification system that will require FEMA certification to enable emergency alerts.","taxTitle","Shelby County, Illinois","taxId",59133,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":75,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":76,"_41":77,"_43":78,"_45":79,"_46":80,"_48":81,"_50":82,"_52":83,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":84,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":85,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":67,"_71":72,"_73":72},6345352,"Shelby County board forwards part-time compliance monitor job notice to full board",158,160000,318000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2249288-54b29e0ec40a434f7dc4ac1e61f2bb86&start=160&end=318","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2249288-54b29e0ec40a434f7dc4ac1e61f2bb86/thumbnail_160000.jpg","/articles/6345352/Shelby-County/Illinois/Shelby-County-board-forwards-part-time-compliance-monitor-job-notice-to-full-board","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6345352-21a862b793b7204468c343c35ea06b08/orig.mp4?Expires=1771008251&Signature=oBdiQiLgrnZHxAbFRcrUTI34DIbKRYxsCaSjxSHhCoDEVMAzLFY21HKGJMqLy7u-TvtzCErrAjGSMoNeP7Euplb2jQCySreqEqvO0SBsOPTjalEjIZxuHarUBitQ81FPgsGRpsZXynduAVzlFQA3N7sngk8ffxSQIaNa8eKfyKLkXGYmB~pLU27a3HLlu3YGEwzW84rBJfkuB5c2lnYwKGQpleuUcPRSkZbf6djbbbXU4zV84UNm7CMQ6JUxfUR4onKp9YZAfe9deDlUmBLvrTe9I9ce3ApLjqmVmblPEFvWKNBy5XOv6vzsqDLjAdlKhXtT~iBNfyr83CS6HUMg8A__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Shelby County board voted to send a job notice for a part-time Appropriate Compliance Oversight Monitor, also called PCOM, to the full board for publication and candidate review.

Board members moved and seconded the action during the meeting and approved it by voice vote. The notice will be published next week, the application window will close on March 7, and the vice chair and the chair will screen applications and make a recommendation at the board's March meeting. \"We'll get this sent to the board and we'll get this published next week,\" a board member said during the discussion.

The announcement posted with the notice describes the position as part-time and says many of the duties were adapted from other jurisdictions' templates and locally modified. Meeting discussion did not specify salary, exact hours, or hiring authority; those details are in the notice itself.

Separately during the meeting, the board approved the minutes from the December meeting by voice vote.

No changes were made tonight to the county's standard operating procedures; the board deferred action on two agenda items (6 and 7) and said they will revisit SOP revisions at a later meeting.

What happened next: staff will publish the PCOM notice, accept applications through March 7, and the vice chair and chair will screen candidates and bring a recommendation to the full board at the March meeting.","At a February meeting, the Shelby County board voted to send a part-time Appropriate Compliance Oversight Monitor (PCOM) job notice to the full board for publication and candidate review; the application window will close March 7.","actionData","errors"]

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Shelby County officials report public-safety training, equipment deliveries and rollout of TextMyGov alert system

Shelby County board forwards part-time compliance monitor job notice to full board