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Chester County Salary Board approves 14 new positions, signs off on routine personnel actions
Summary
At a brief March 5 meeting the Chester County Salary Board approved minutes, adopted the agenda and approved 14 new positions along with position changes and inactivations; no public commenters spoke.
Josh Maxwell, a staff member for the Chester County Salary Board, opened the board’s meeting Wednesday, March 5, 2025, at 10:29 a.m. Attendance included Commissioner Marion Moskowitz, Commissioner Eric Rowe and Controller Margaret Bridal.
The board approved routine personnel actions and administrative items by voice vote, including approval of the minutes from Feb. 5, adoption of the meeting agenda and a package of personnel changes. The board approved 14 new positions, as well as unspecified position changes and position inactivations. No public commenters spoke on agenda items or during the public-comment period.
Why it matters: Salary board approvals authorize the county to create, change or inactivate positions that affect county staffing and payroll. While the meeting included several routine procedural votes, the creation of 14 new positions represents the largest single personnel action recorded at this session.
Votes at a glance: The board recorded voice votes on all items and announced each motion as passed. - Approved minutes of the Feb. 5, 2025 meeting — motion passed by voice vote. - Adopted the March 5, 2025 agenda — motion passed by voice vote. - Approved 14 new positions — motion passed by voice vote; number of positions specified on the record as 14. - Approved position changes — motion passed by voice vote; specific position-level details not specified on the record. - Approved position inactivations — motion passed by voice vote; specific positions not specified on the record. - Adjourned the meeting — motion passed by voice vote.
The board opened and closed both the agenda-item public-comment and the general public-comment periods; no in-person or remote speakers requested time. Board staff reminded attendees that public comments are limited to three minutes per person and that meetings are recorded and broadcast at Chesco.org. The meeting was brief and involved no roll-call tallies or recorded votes in the transcript. The transcript does not show movers or seconders by name for the recorded motions.
