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Broadwater County reports transfer-station staffing restored with three new hires

3312544 · May 14, 2025
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Summary

County staff reported that open positions at the county transfer stations have been filled with three new attendants and that operations are back to full staffing; names and start dates were given.

County staff reported at the meeting that vacancy problems at Broadwater County transfer stations have been resolved with three new hires and that the county is again fully staffed at its site attendants.

Staff named the hires and start dates: Byron Weaver has started at the county transfer station; Steven Swan is scheduled to start at the Winston station on the 18th; and Tim Pool will begin at Dry Gulch on June 1. Staff noted they received four applicants for the Dry Gulch opening.

The staffing update was presented as informational with no formal action requested. Board members and staff expressed appreciation for the hires and said restored staffing helps county operations and the new decal/enforcement approach.