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Pratt County commissioners approve multiple salary adjustments, hires and contracts
Summary
The commission approved a slate of personnel actions — raises for multiple employees, a part‑time EMS hire at $16.50 per hour, a sheriff’s office wage increase and emergency vehicle permits — and contracted Red Rock for termite treatment at $7,650.
The Pratt County Commission approved a series of personnel and administrative actions during its meeting.
Motions and approvals included affirmation of the regular session minutes for the Monday, June meeting; hiring Bailey Schrag as part‑time EMS at $16.50 per hour; a wage increase for Corey Hagen at the sheriff’s office from $23.18 to $24.59; and a $7,650 contract with Red Rock Termite Control to treat the old PRRC building. Commissioners also approved emergency vehicle permits for two city fire volunteers and the county’s vouchers for payment.
Commissioners granted a $1 hourly raise for the group of employees listed in the personnel packet and approved several individual adjustments: Rick Bacon received a $4 per hour increase to $22.17; other listed employees received $4 increases as moved; Jeremy Mosley and John Stoltenberg received $3 per hour raises; and Jason (solid waste) received a $6 per hour raise. All motions were approved by voice vote without roll-call tallies recorded in the transcript.
A sample of approved motions and outcomes: - Approve minutes (motion carried by voice vote). - Hire Bailey Schrag, part‑time EMS, $16.50/hr (motion carried by voice vote). - Increase Corey Hagen (Sheriff's Office) from $23.18 to $24.59 (motion carried by voice vote). - Contract with Red Rock Termite Control, $7,650, to treat old PRRC building (motion carried by voice vote). - Emergency vehicle permits for two city fire personnel (motion carried by voice vote). - Pay vouchers (motion carried by voice vote).
Commissioners did not record detailed roll‑call vote tallies in the transcript; approvals were handled by motion, second and voice vote. Several motions referenced personnel lists and documents that were on file with the clerk. The commission adjourned after completing these items.
