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Muskegon County prosecutor asks to reclassify discovery coordinator to investigator, funded by grant

3211766 · April 17, 2025
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Summary

County Prosecutor DJ Hilson told commissioners the office seeks to reclassify a digital media discovery coordinator to an investigator role, funded by the "High Crimes" grant, with no county-budget impact and effective April 1, 2025.

County Prosecutor DJ Hilson asked the Muskegon County safety committee on April 17 to reclassify an employee who handled digital-media discovery into an investigator position.

Hilson said the role was originally the discovery coordinator position but that the employee — identified in the meeting only as Britney — already performs investigative work alongside evidence coordination. "She actually is the brainchild behind the mechanism that we now run in the office," Hilson said, and the reclassification would recognize the additional duties.

Hilson told commissioners the position would be paid from the High Crimes Grant and that there would be no impact to the county general fund. The reclassification was described as taking effect April 1, 2025, in the meeting materials.

The transcript records a motion to reclassify the position and place it at the recommended wage grade; a final recorded vote or formal approval is not included in the provided excerpts.