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Brooke County agenda lists EMS and 911 staffing changes, resignations and several personnel requests
Summary
The Jan. 7, 2025 Brooke County agenda lists two resignations in emergency services, multiple staffing requests including converting Marisa Cika to full-time and making Derek Mills full-time, and a listed equipment purchase for EMS.
The Brooke County Commission agenda for Jan. 7, 2025 includes several personnel items affecting emergency services and public safety staffing.
The agenda records a resignation letter from Jordan Green, identified as an EMS employee, effective Dec. 30, 2024, and a resignation letter from Jesica Osborne, identified as a 911 dispatcher, effective Jan. 3, 2025. Those letters are presented in the agenda materials as correspondence for the commission’s attention.
Separately the agenda lists staffing requests and personnel actions: Sheriff Beatty requested that Derek Mills be made full-time (the agenda does not specify Derek Mills’s exact current title). The agenda also lists a request to change EMS/EMA employee Marisa Cika to full-time, and notes open custodian/maintenance positions (full-time and part-time) as well as a listing for a Dog Warden position. The agenda does not provide job descriptions, salary impact statements, or an implementation timeline for these requests.
The agenda also includes a small equipment line item: ERB Electric Company — Cell Dialer for fire panel — for EMS at $736.00. The agenda presents the purchase amount but not a purchase order or contract award.
Because the materials provided are the meeting agenda, none of those items are recorded as approved or denied in the document. Further details — including any votes, effective dates for converted positions, or budget offsets to cover additional salaries — are not specified in the agenda text.
