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Klamath County commissioners approve three development-services reclassifications
Summary
The Klamath County Board of Commissioners approved three personnel reclassifications in development services, noting a remainder-of-year fiscal impact of $4,068.75 and a small net fiscal change of about $142 (transcript phrasing unclear on whether that is a savings or cost).
The Klamath County Board of Commissioners approved three personnel reclassifications in the Department of Development Services during its Nov. 12, 2025 human-resources meeting.
Commissioner Kelly Minty presented the requests, saying one employee obtained an Oregon building official certification and would assist with building-official duties. Minty said the certified employee’s position would move from UF‑31, step 7 to UF‑32, step 7 and that the fiscal impact for the remainder of the year was $4,068.75. The department does not intend to refill the vacant building-official position, the chair said.
A commissioner moved to approve the three reclassifications as a slate — reclassifying the CVV manager, reclassifying the senior combination inspector to building services, and reclassifying the senior plans examiner to development support — and the board voted to approve the motion. At least two commissioners were audibly recorded voting “aye”; the chair declared the motion passed. The transcript does not audibly record a roll-call vote for all three commissioners.
The chair also stated the changes result in a fiscal impact change of about $142; the record’s phrasing on that figure was ambiguous and does not make clear whether that amount is a savings or an additional cost.
The board moved next to a separate item on ARPA funds and adjourned after that discussion.
