Chester County Salary Board approves six position changes at brief Feb. 4 meeting

Chester County Salary Board · February 4, 2026

Summary

The Chester County Salary Board met Feb. 4, 2026, approved minutes from Jan. 5, adopted the agenda and approved six position changes; no public comments were recorded and the meeting adjourned shortly after.

Chester County Salary Board members convened a brief public meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2026, during which they approved minutes from the Jan. 5 meeting, adopted the agenda and approved six position changes.

Josh Maxwell (role not specified) opened the meeting and identified Commissioner Mary Moskowitz and Commissioner Eric Rowe as present; Controller Nick Cherubino attended for the first time. The board explained virtual attendance and public-comment procedures before calling the meeting to order and reciting the Pledge of Allegiance led by Controller Nick Cherubino.

The board unanimously approved the minutes of the Jan. 5 meeting by voice vote after a member moved to adopt them and another seconded the motion. The board then moved to adopt the meeting agenda, which passed by voice vote.

During new business, the board reported "we have 6 position changes." A motion to approve those six position changes was moved, seconded and approved by voice vote; the transcript records the actions and vocal "aye" responses but does not include a roll-call or individual vote tallies.

Board members asked twice for public comment on agenda items and later opened the floor for any comments; the transcript shows no in-person or online speakers came forward. The meeting concluded after a motion to adjourn passed by voice vote.

Minutes and votes in the transcript were recorded as voice approvals without a roll-call; the transcript does not specify the exact titles or affected departments for the six position changes.

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