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Votes at a glance: July 2 Jefferson County Commission — hires, contracts, waivers and budget items

5122392 · July 2, 2025
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Summary

The commissioners approved a series of personnel actions, an intergovernmental agreement, a merchant processing agreement for the fairgrounds and other routine items. This roundup lists each formal action, mover/second where recorded and the commission’s outcome.

At the July 2 meeting the Board of Commissioners recorded multiple formal actions. Below are the items, the motion language as recorded in the transcript, and the meeting outcome.

1) Salary order: Nita O'Dell, Public Health Finance and Billing Specialist Motion: “Move to sign the salary order for Nita O'Dell, public health finance and billing specialist, grade 18, step 10.” Mover/Second: motion and second recorded Outcome: approved (motion carries)

2) Intergovernmental agreement (IGA) 2527 for financing of public health services (grants/contract signing) Motion: “Move to sign the IGA 2527 IGA for financing of public health services grama number 185815‑0. Signed by the chair.” Mover/Second: motion and second recorded Outcome: approved (motion carries)

3) 90‑day waiver to advertise public health nurse vacancy Motion: “I was gonna request a 90 day waiver to advertise the public health nurse position that Beth Ann Beamer is vacating.” Mover/Second: motion and second recorded Outcome: approved (motion carries)

4) Purchase and merchant agreement: Clover card processing hardware and software for Fairgrounds Motion: “Move to approve the purchase of 1 Clover Mini and 2 Clover Flex handheld units and authorized software security subscription pending approval from the Fairboard, at which time the chair will sign contract.” Mover/Second: motion and second recorded Outcome: approved (motion carries); chair authorized to sign pending Fairboard confirmation

5) Consent agenda items 6.1 through 6.5 Motion: “Move to approve the consent agenda 6 1 through 6 5.” Outcome: approved (motion carries)

6) Salary order: Lindsey Jacobs, District Attorney victim assistance / grant coordinator Motion: “Move to sign the salary order for Lindsey Jacobs, district attorney, victim's assistant, grant coordinator, grade 19 h, step 8.” Outcome: approved (motion carries)

7) Salary/funding allocation — Victim Assistance Director FTE (clean‑up for FY 24/25 and 25/26) Motion: Approve funding the victim’s assistance director at 0.62 FTE for fiscal year 2024–25 and confirm for 2025–26. Mover/Second: motion and second recorded Outcome: approved (motion carries)

8) Salary order: Sahali (Sahili) Ellexon, Environmental Health Specialist, Community Development Motion: Approve salary order for Sahali Ellexon as Environmental Health Specialist (grade 26 O, step 6). Outcome: approved (motion carries)

9) Salary change order: Jonathan Chandler promoted to Building Inspector I Motion: “Move to sign the salary order for Jonathan Chandler, Community Development Department, Building Inspector 1, grade 25, step 8.” Outcome: approved (motion carries)

10) 90‑day waiver to post Code Enforcement Officer vacancy (allow expedited hiring) Motion: Commissioner moved to waive the 90‑day hiring delay for the Code Enforcement Officer vacancy. Outcome: waiver approved (motion carries)

11) Hire: Jacob Jones, Public Works Road Technician I Motion: Approve salary order to hire Jacob Jones as Road Technician 1 (start date noted). Outcome: approved (motion carries)

12) Salary order: Patrick Davis, Corrections / Deputy (CD1 step 1) Motion: Approve appointment of Patrick Davis (Corrections/Deputy), salary order signed by chair. Outcome: approved (motion carries)

Process notes: When motions were recorded in the transcript, the clerk read the motion and recorded aye votes; in several cases the minutes show “motion and second” and voice votes were taken. Where verbal tallies were not read aloud, the record indicates the motion carried by voice vote.

Ending: The session included both these formal actions and multiple discussion items; items that require further administrative follow‑up (for example, the Clover merchant agreement’s final signature pending Fairboard approval) were referred to staff for completion.