Hardin County supervisors adopt temporary vacancy procedures amid state policy concerns
The Hardin County Board of Supervisors voted 3-1 to adopt Resolution 25-28, establishing temporary vacancy procedures and a hiring freeze process the board says is necessary after state actions, including House File 718, limited local budget flexibility.
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The Hardin County Board of Supervisors voted to adopt Resolution 25-28, a temporary vacancy procedure described by board members as a hiring freeze, at its Oct. 29 meeting. The motion, made by Speaker 1 and seconded by Speaker 2, carried by roll call with one ‘‘Nay’’ and three ‘‘Aye’’ votes.
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