Franklin Merritt Fire Commission discusses hiring process and approves minutes

July 16, 2025 | Franklin, Johnson County, Indiana

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Franklin Merritt Fire Commission discusses hiring process and approves minutes

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The Franklin Fire Merit Commission convened on July 14, 2025, to discuss key updates regarding the hiring process for new firefighters. The meeting, which began at 7:10 PM, confirmed a quorum despite the absence of two members, allowing for the approval of previous meeting minutes.

A significant topic of discussion was the recent hiring process, which included interviews conducted on June 28. Chief of the Fire Department reported that 23 candidates participated, although one candidate withdrew on the day of the interviews. The Chief expressed satisfaction with the number of applicants, noting it was comparable to previous hiring cycles.

While the commission intended to approve the new list of candidates during this meeting, it was determined that the item was not included on the agenda. Consequently, the approval will be postponed until the next meeting to ensure proper public disclosure.

The meeting concluded without further business, and a motion to adjourn was unanimously approved. The commission's next steps will include addressing the hiring list in their upcoming session, which is expected to enhance the department's staffing and operational capabilities.

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