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Ramsey County board approves administrative items including grant pool and new internal auditor positions

5672842 · August 12, 2025
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Summary

The Ramsey County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved administrative agenda items Aug. 12, including an unclassified limited-duration grant pool and salary scheduling grades for two classified internal-auditor positions; the board also approved the meeting agenda and minutes by roll call.

At its Aug. 12 meeting the Ramsey County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved several administrative items, including creation of an unclassified limited-duration grant pool and establishing salary scheduling grades for two new classified positions, internal auditor and internal auditor senior.

Commissioner Moran moved to approve administrative item 4 (unclassified limited-duration grant pool) and administrative item 5 (salary scheduling grade for new classified positions: internal auditor and internal auditor senior). The motion was seconded; the board approved both items by roll call.

The board also voted to adopt the meeting agenda for Aug. 12 and to approve the minutes of the Aug. 5 meeting; both motions passed by unanimous roll call.

Roll-call votes recorded at the meeting show unanimous "Aye" votes from the following commissioners: Moran; Zhong; Jevan Singh; McGuire; McMurtry; Miller; and Ortega. The board did not record any "No," "Abstain" or "Recused" votes for these motions.

The administrative actions place temporary grant-funded positions under an unclassified limited-duration pool and set pay-grade scheduling for two classified internal-auditor roles; the board did not provide salary figures or hiring authorizations during the motion. Commissioners did not add policy changes or amendments to these items at the time of the vote.

These approvals were procedural steps the board took to allow the county to staff grant-funded work and to formalize positions intended to support internal oversight functions.