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Martin County fiscal court appoints tourism-board member, approves hires, election pay and bills
Summary
At a special meeting the court appointed Jessie Munsey to the tourism board, approved election-worker pay, three personnel actions (two hires and one status change), authorized payment of claims, and approved appropriations and transfers before adjourning.
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The Martin County Fiscal Court at a special session approved a package of routine actions including the appointment of a tourism-board member, election-worker pay, personnel actions, payment of county bills and approval of appropriation transfers.
The court appointed Jessie Munsey to fill a tourism-board seat left vacant after the death of Stephanie Styles (referred to during the meeting as either Stephanie Styles or Stephanie May). The nomination was moved, seconded and approved with no recorded opposition.
Unidentified Speaker praised County Clerk Susan Skiles for election administration, saying the local process "went off without a hitch," and the court approved payment for election workers.
Personnel actions were bundled and approved: Andrew Chapman will replace Cameron Lindsay at $11 per hour; Katie Skaggs was hired part time in dispatch at $11 per hour (confirmed by Nick); and Austin Horn was moved from part time to full time at $14 per hour. A brief personal remark noted Carla Mooney’s son has been working in the department for a long time and "does a real good job." The motions were seconded and carried.
The court reviewed a claims list (with attachments) and approved a motion to pay the bills, and then approved an appropriations/transfer list. The session concluded with a motion and second to adjourn; the court will reconvene for its regular meeting in December.
No roll-call vote tallies were recorded in the transcript; actions were approved by voice vote with the court stating "motion carries."
