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Rome board amends personnel resolution, keeps buildings supervisor position on the books but unfunded
Summary
The Rome Board of Investment and Contract on Nov. 13 approved Resolution 204 to create a building maintenance supervisor (AG1620) and — after an amendment — left the existing supervisor of buildings and grounds position on the books but unfunded. The amendment passed by voice vote.
At its Nov. 13 meeting, the City of Rome Board of Investment and Contract approved Resolution 204 to create one position of building maintenance supervisor (AG1620). The measure originally also would have deleted one position titled supervisor of buildings and grounds (AG1620).
During discussion a board member proposed an amendment to remove the deletion from the request so the existing supervisor position would remain on the books but not be funded. The board adopted the amendment by voice vote and then approved Resolution 204 as amended by voice vote.
Board discussion focused on the net effect: the city will add the building maintenance supervisor position while retaining the supervisor of buildings and grounds position in its personnel listings but leaving it unfunded. A board member noted that adding a staffed position implies an added salary obligation; the transcript records the concern but does not specify budget-source details or vote tallies beyond voice approval. The record does not identify who will be responsible for funding the new position or the precise fiscal year impact.
What happens next: the resolution, as amended, was carried and will be implemented under the city’s personnel processes. The transcript does not record any additional motions to appropriate funds or specify an effective date for the new position.
