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Barry County approves Pine Rest therapist contract, Fishbeck materials-management agreement and a personnel title change
Summary
The board approved a contract with Pine Rest for on-site therapist services to the Barry County Trial Court, approved a Fishbeck professional services agreement for a Materials Management Plan, and restored an Executive Assistant position to full-time with a new title and Grade 8 classification.
At its April 7 meeting the Barry County Board of Commissioners approved several administrative and contracting actions, including a contract for on-site therapeutic services for court-involved individuals, a professional services agreement for materials-management planning, and a personnel reclassification in County Administration.
The board approved an agreement allowing the Barry County Trial Court to contract with Pine Rest for an on-site therapist to provide services to court-involved individuals; the minutes record the approval but do not include contract dollar amounts or term details. The board also approved a Professional Services Agreement with Fishbeck to provide a Materials Management Plan for the Materials Management Planning Committee and authorized the chair to sign the agreement; the motion was moved by Commissioner Catherine Getty and supported by Commissioner Jon Smelker, and the roll call vote was unanimous.
On personnel, the board approved returning the Executive Assistant position in the County Administration office to a full-time position, changing the job title to Administrative Coordinator, adopting an updated job description and classifying the role at Grade 8 on the General Fund Department Head Non-Represented pay scale, per the Barry County Classification Committee.
The minutes do not record contract amounts or specific implementation timelines for the Pine Rest or Fishbeck agreements; those details are not included in the published minutes and would require review of the signed contracts for further detail.
