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Jefferson County supervisors approve hires, proclamation, claims and set budget hearing

Jefferson County Board of Supervisors · April 1, 2025
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Summary

At its March 30 meeting, the Jefferson County Board of Supervisors approved a personnel hire and transfer, a child-abuse-prevention proclamation, several claims including a $440 medical reimbursement, adopted health-insurance renewal terms and set the FY2026 budget hearing for April 28.

Jefferson County supervisors conducted a series of routine but consequential votes on March 30, approving personnel changes, claims payments, and setting next steps in the budget process.

Key outcomes

- Transfer to full time: The board approved moving Alex Fitzgerald from part-time to full-time certified paramedic; an anticipated start date was noted for early April.

- Hire: The board hired Nicole as the county attorney payment-plan administrator at $20 per hour, part time, with an effective date of April 1.

- Proclamation: The board read and approved a proclamation designating April as National Child Abuse Prevention Month in Jefferson County after a presentation from Nurturing Families Community Partnership.

- Insurance: The board adopted a health-insurance renewal with a reported 0% rate increase; small management fees were noted.

- Claims and reimbursements: The board approved paying a $440 chiropractic claim for a courthouse trip after requiring the claimant to sign a release of future claims; the board also approved county claims totaling $154,521.01.

- Budget schedule: Supervisors set the FY2026 budget hearing for April 28 at 9:00 a.m. and scheduled a budget work session to continue deliberations.

All recorded motions were approved by voice vote with no roll-call tallies recorded in the transcript; board members indicated unanimous support on the listed items during the meeting.