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Oconee County Rescue Squad Advisory Commission elects new chair, vice chair and secretary

Oconee County Rescue Squad Advisory Commission · March 3, 2025
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Summary

The commission elected 'Mister Land' chair (unanimous 6-0), Steve Zahn vice chair and Scott secretary at its Jan. 29 meeting. Commissioners also confirmed committee memberships and set a quarterly cadence for committee reporting.

Mister Land was elected chair of the Oconee County Rescue Squad Advisory Commission on Jan. 29 after a nomination and voice vote that commissioners described as unanimous, recorded as "Unanimous. 6 0." Commissioners also nominated and approved Steve Zahn as vice chair and Scott as secretary.

The meeting opened with nominations for leadership posts. A nomination for "commissioner Lina" was placed on the floor and seconded before the voice vote confirmed Land as chair. Following the chair election, commissioners moved and approved a vice chair nomination for Steve Zahn and later approved Scott to serve as secretary after nominations and a second.

Beyond leadership elections, commissioners approved the minutes from the Nov. 13, 2025 meeting by motion and voice vote. Commissioners also took care of routine committee appointments: Brady and Steve Zahn were approved to continue on the countywide radio committee; Scott and Amber were assigned to the incentive committee; O’Hare and Jackman joined the SOG committee; and Jackman and Christie were named to the training committee.

The commission voted to require committees to meet at least quarterly and discussed consolidating the incentive committee with a new budget and finance function (see related coverage). The meeting closed after regional reports and an announcement on staffing and vehicles.