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RiverCog renews regional election adviser contract for two years
Summary
RiverCog voted to renew a contract with its regional election adviser (Carol Compton) for two years through Dec. 31, 2026, at $12,500 per year, citing continued need for support to small-town registrars and uncertainty about state MOU funding.
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RiverCog members voted to renew the contract with the regional election adviser, Carol Compton, for a two‑year term through Dec. 31, 2026 at $12,500 per year.
Staff explained the position (formerly the regional election monitor program) had not been renewed last fall while awaiting a state MOU and associated funding promised under a 2023 public act. Because the MOU did not materialize, RiverCog maintained the service on a month‑to‑month basis and proposed the two‑year renewal to provide consistent support to registrars, especially in small towns where deputy registrars may lack on‑the‑job experience.
Carol Compton summarized her recent duties and hours. The board discussed funding (to come from a regional services grant already in RiverCog’s work program) and affirmed that the role has provided hands‑on support in personnel and training situations. Motion to renew the agreement was moved, seconded and approved by voice vote.

