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Washington County accepts Highway Superintendent Richard Thompson’s resignation; 120‑day hiring window announced
Summary
Commissioners accepted the resignation of Highway Superintendent Richard Thompson, thanked him for his service and directed staff to advertise the vacancy; the county attorney said the statutory 120‑day advertisement window applies and the county will provide a memorandum with timeline details.
The Washington County Board of Commissioners accepted the resignation of Highway Superintendent Richard Thompson and discussed next steps for filling the position.
Commissioner Davenport moved to accept Thompson’s resignation; Commissioner Evans seconded the motion and the commission approved it by voice vote. Commissioners thanked Thompson for his long service and noted the county will advertise the vacancy. County counsel confirmed the county has 120 days to advertise the position (the clerk and county attorney noted the deadline as March 24 in remarks during the meeting) and said she will circulate a memorandum outlining required steps and the timeline for appointment.
What happens next: The county will advertise the highway superintendent position as required by law and accept applications; the county attorney’s memo will clarify timelines and procedural requirements for appointment pending the commission’s decision.
