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Clearfield County commissioners approve minutes, $5.76 million in bills and personnel changes

2762598 · March 25, 2025
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Summary

The commissioners approved minutes of a prior meeting, authorized $5,757,570.95 in bills across county funds and accepted a slate of personnel hires, transfers and separations for county departments.

The Clearfield County Commissioners approved the minutes of the March 11, 2025 meeting, authorized payment of county bills totaling $5,757,570.95 and approved a package of personnel actions covering hires, transfers and separations.

Controller Edwards reported the bills by fund: General Fund $5,192,723.95; ASMAC $122.10; 911 $29,259.67; Records Improvements $3,017.20; Domestic Relations $1,144.99; and Children and Youth $531,303.04, producing a grand total of $5,757,570.95. The board voted to approve the bills on a motion and second; the transcript records the approval by voice vote.

The commissioners also approved personnel actions. The meeting record lists several new hires and effective dates, including corrections officers with effective dates of Feb. 20, March 5, March 13, March 19 and April 3; a telecommunicator at 911 effective Feb. 25; a part-time corrections officer effective March 5; a county social services aide in CYS effective April 7; transfers including a deputy warden of operations to acting warden effective March 5; and multiple administrator and assistant administrator changes in Children and Youth Services effective March 31. The record notes separations and retirements but does not detail names or departments for each departure.

A motion to approve the personnel changes passed by voice vote. The public-comment period immediately after these approvals recorded no speakers.

The commissioners also approved a motion to sign the approved documents as part of routine post-approval processing.