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Chester County Salary Board unanimously approves one position change and one inactivation
Summary
At its Oct. 8 meeting, the Chester County Salary Board approved minutes, adopted the agenda and unanimously approved one personnel position change and one position inactivation. There were no public comments; the meeting was brief and recorded for the county website.
The Chester County Salary Board on Oct. 8, 2025, unanimously approved one position change and one position inactivation during a brief meeting that also approved the Sept. 10 minutes and adopted the agenda. The meeting convened with an in-person quorum and a remote attendance option and was recorded for broadcast on the county website (tesco.org).
The meeting opened with Josh Maxwell, a member of the Chester County Salary Board, introducing fellow commissioners Marion Moskowitz and Eric Rowe and noting Controller Market Rife would join online. The board then led the Pledge of Allegiance and approved the minutes from the Sept. 10 meeting by voice vote; the motion was seconded and carried with no recorded opposition.
Mr. Berman reviewed public comment procedures, including a three-minute time limit and a 30-second warning. Board members then moved to adopt the meeting agenda; the motion was seconded and approved by voice vote. Under new business, the board approved a single position change (motion introduced and seconded) and later approved one position inactivation. Both measures were passed by unanimous voice vote; specific mover and seconder names were not recorded in the audio transcript.
No members of the public requested to speak during either the agenda-item comment period or the general public-comment period. Following the votes, a motion to adjourn carried unanimously and the board ended the meeting.
The meeting record notes the session began at about 11:06 a.m. and was made available for broadcast on the county’s website. The transcript does not specify details about the position change or the position inactivated; those items are recorded on the meeting agenda and personnel paperwork but were not described on the audio record.
