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Court selects nine-member salary grievance committee and alternates for FY26 budget hearings

3755255 · June 10, 2025
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Summary

The commissioners randomly drew names and approved a nine-member salary grievance committee and nine alternates to convene if needed for fiscal year 2026 budget hearings; the court approved the selections 5-0.

Williamson County commissioners selected nine members and nine alternates to serve on a salary grievance committee that would convene if required during hearings on the fiscal year 2026 budget.

The court followed the process of drawing names; Commissioner Cook served as a designee to draw and read names at the meeting. The nine selected members announced by the court were: Nancy Wright; Burl Arnold Jr.; Marie Broek; Jean Slevin; Christy Gutierrez; Jace Mateucci; John Ailing; Don Asville Smith; and Majery Klorsimpa. The court also announced nine alternates: David Huber; Christopher Karshnik; Kenneth Smith; Gretchen Smith; Tessie Smitherman; Lisa Farina; Marlene Miller; Christopher Womack; Caroline Bolton; Linda Vaughn; Emily Price; James Fischetti; Kimberly Vaughn; Madeline Price; and Aaron Hernandez. (Transcript listed alternates in sequence; some names were read quickly; spelling reproduced as read from the record.)

A commissioner moved to approve the committee members and alternates and the court recorded a unanimous vote. "Alright. Motion in All in favor? Motion carries 5 0," the clerk said.

The court did not discuss individual nominees27 qualifications during the meeting; nominees will be available to serve if grievance hearings are requested under the salary-grievance procedures for the FY26 budget.