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Supervisors waive 900-hour limit for two animal control extra-help employees
Summary
On the consent agenda, the Lake County Board of Supervisors approved a request to waive the county's 900-hour limit for two animal control extra-help employees, Leila Hallman and Caitlin Rosales.
On Tuesday the Lake County Board of Supervisors approved a consent-agenda request to waive the county's 900-hour limit for two animal control extra-help employees, Leila Hallman and Caitlin Rosales.
Why it matters: The waiver allows the named extra-help employees to legally work more than the county's standard 900-hour cap in a 12-month period, enabling the Animal Control program to retain temporary staffing needed for operations.
Action and vote: After confirming an updated memo was available online, the board opened the item to public comment and received none. A supervisor moved to approve the request; the motion passed on a voice vote with no recorded opposition. The board authorized the chair to sign the related document.
Background: The waiver was presented as a consent-item correction and was not debated at length during the meeting.
