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Marion County meeting records motions to reappoint 911 board member and hire deputy candidate
Summary
During a brief Marion County meeting, members moved to approve routine items, recommended reappointing Tony Shackleford to the Marion County 911 board and recommended hiring Kyron Jackson as a deputy at $21.75 per hour; the transcript records motions and seconds but does not record formal vote tallies.
Marion County officials moved through routine business and recorded motions on personnel and administrative items, including a reappointment to the county 911 board and a recommendation to hire a deputy.
Members opened with an invocation and the Pledge of Allegiance before taking up the agenda. A motion to approve the minutes of the Jan. 20 regular meeting was made by Greg and seconded by Tim; the transcript shows the motion and second but does not include a final, spoken vote tally. The meeting then recorded a recommendation to approve accounts payable; Kenneth is recorded making that motion and a second is noted but not named in the record.
The assembly recorded a motion to reappoint Tony Shackleford to the Marion County 911 board. Greg is recorded as making the motion and Tim as seconding it. The meeting also recorded a recommendation to hire Kyron Jackson as a deputy, noting the candidate has five years of experience and a proposed rate of $21.75 per hour. The Police Chief supported the hire, saying, verbatim, "He, he's coming to us from Hamilton PD. Seems to be pretty excited about it, and I've talked to him. He's he's brings a lot of experience. So I think he'll be he'll be a good asset." Greg is recorded making the motion to hire and Tim seconding; the transcript does not include a roll-call or final recorded tally of the vote in the provided segments.
The chair then called for a motion to adjourn; a motion and second are recorded and the chair asked "All in favor?" but the spoken outcome is not captured in the transcript.
The recording also contains multiple short advertisements for local businesses and organizations, including Furniture Depot, Tom Bigby Electric Cooperative, New Heights Church, Hamilton Metal Roofing, and Beville State Community College, both before and after the meeting content.
What happens next: The transcript does not record explicit vote tallies or final spoken outcomes for several agenda items. The personnel recommendations (reappointment of Tony Shackleford; hiring of Kyron Jackson at $21.75/hour) are recorded as motions with seconders but without recorded vote counts in the provided segments.
