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Alpena County committee recommends FY26 payroll adjustments; roll call vote recorded
Summary
The Personnel Committee recommended FY26 payroll adjustments to narrow pay disparities between elected officials and their assistants and to address pay differences with regional peers; the motion passed on a roll call with Commissioners Britton, Kozlowski and Chair Fournier voting aye.
Alpena County’s Personnel Committee on Aug. 5 recommended FY26 payroll adjustments intended to address pay disparities between elected officials and their assistants and to correct pay differences for two other employees compared with peers in other parts of the state.
County Administrator Jesse Osmer presented the proposed adjustments and requested they be locked into the FY26 budget. Commissioner John Kozlowski moved and Commissioner Todd Britton supported recommending the payroll adjustments. The minutes record a roll call vote: ayes from Commissioners Britton, Kozlowski and Chair Brenda Fournier; nays: none. The committee carried the recommendation (Action Item #6).
The minutes do not specify dollar amounts, which positions receive adjustments, or the estimated budgetary impact; those details were not included in the meeting record. The committee recorded the action and will advance the adjustments for inclusion in the FY26 budget.
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