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Norfolk County commissioners accept retirements and multiple resignations at Aggie School

Norfolk County Commissioners · January 9, 2026
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Summary

The commission approved the retirement of a maintenance supervisor and accepted several resignations of student labor and substitute instructors at the Norfolk County Agricultural High School, voting unanimously on the personnel items.

Commissioners voted unanimously Dec. 31 to accept a retirement notice and several groups of resignations at the Norfolk County Agricultural High School.

Commissioner Stade moved to approve "the notice for retirement of Gary Muse as building maintenance supervisor, effective date 12/1225," and the motion was seconded and passed by roll call. Stade then moved to accept groups of resignations tied to student summer camp staff and substitute workers, listing multiple names for the effective dates shown in the meeting record; that motion was also seconded and approved by roll call.

The board considered the personnel items as routine business and approved an amended list during the meeting that added several additional resignations presented by Stade. All votes on the personnel items were recorded as yes by Commissioner Stade, Commissioner Collins and the chair.

The personnel actions apply to roles described in the record as student labor or substitute instructor at the Norfolk County Agricultural High School. The dates transcribed in the meeting record for the retirement and resignation effective dates were 12/1225, 12/19/25 and 12/22/25, respectively; details were presented in the meeting packet as read aloud by the commissioner and are recorded here as provided.

The meeting also included a brief recognition: the chair saluted Ray O'Day of the maintenance department on 30 years of service.