County creates communications and marketing coordinator position, board approves amid debate
The board eliminated the assistant to the county administrator position and created a communications and marketing coordinator; vote was 21–5 with 4 absent. Supporters said it aligns with the county strategic plan; opponents questioned timing during tight budget forecasts.
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The Jefferson County Board of Supervisors voted 21–5, with four members absent, on July 8 to eliminate the assistant to the county administrator position and create a communications and marketing coordinator in County Administration.
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