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Henry County Council signs previously approved sheriff residency-pay ordinance and appoints Nancy Cook to the library board
Summary
Council acknowledged signing a previously approved ordinance changing who qualifies for sheriff residency pay, and unanimously approved Nancy Cook’s appointment to the Henry County public library board.
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The Henry County Council used part of its final 2025 meeting to complete routine administrative business, signing a previously approved ordinance and approving a library board appointment.
Council members confirmed the residency-pay ordinance for the sheriff’s department — which had been voted on at the prior meeting — only required signatures at this session and no new vote. The change clarifies that the chief deputy, if previously a merit deputy, is eligible to receive residency pay under the ordinance language drafted by council staff.
The council also considered a library-board appointment. A motion to appoint Nancy Cook to the public library board was moved and seconded; council members approved the appointment by voice vote.
What happens next: the signed ordinance becomes the formal county record of the prior vote; Nancy Cook will continue to serve on the public library board as approved.
Authorities cited in meeting: previously voted ordinance amending sheriff residency-pay policy (final signatures taken at this meeting).

