Coffey County Board approves new hires and wage adjustments for deputies and jail staff

June 03, 2025 | Coffey County, Kansas

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Coffey County Board approves new hires and wage adjustments for deputies and jail staff

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The Coffey County government meeting held on June 3, 2025, focused on personnel changes within the county's law enforcement and jail services. Key discussions included the hiring of a new sheriff's deputy and a wage adjustment for a jail staff member.

During the meeting, the council moved to authorize the Vice Chairman to sign the payroll notice for Felix Nunez, a new hire as Sheriff Deputy. Nunez will be classified at a wage of $2,368 per hour, effective June 9, 2025. The motion was made by council member McCreary and seconded by Barker Peterson, receiving unanimous approval from the members present.
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Additionally, the council addressed a wage classification change for Kelly Roney, the lead cook at the county jail. Roney's wage will increase from $20.16 to $20.21 per hour, effective June 5, 2025. This adjustment reflects a step change in her classification.

These personnel decisions highlight ongoing efforts to maintain staffing levels and ensure competitive wages within Coffey County's law enforcement and correctional facilities. The council's swift approval of these motions indicates a commitment to supporting county operations and personnel.

Converted from Meeting 6-02-2025 meeting on June 03, 2025
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