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Adams County child-support office searches for replacement after specialist resignation; Reality Day planned
Summary
Child-support staff told the committee they are recruiting to replace a resigned specialist and are awaiting a fourth-quarter reimbursement; staff also previewed an upcoming Reality Day event for participants and volunteers.
Representatives from the Adams County child-support office reported they are conducting interviews after a specialist (identified as Tory) resigned and said training a new hire typically takes more than a year.
Staff said the office is awaiting a fourth-quarter reimbursement, which temporarily increases reported expenses but is expected to be covered by incoming revenue. They said Miranda from the Clerk of Courts is assisting with interviews.
Child-support staff also described planning work for an upcoming Reality Day in a couple of months and invited committee members to attend. The office said it has conducted multiple interviews and aims to hire someone who will remain with the program long-term.
No formal actions were taken; staffing and reimbursement are matters the office will handle administratively and update the committee as appropriate.
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