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Autauga County Commission accepts resignations, approves multiple jail hires and change order for Phase II project

Autauga County Commission · October 21, 2025
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Summary

The commission accepted two resignations and approved the hiring of five full-time correctional officers and other personnel, and unanimously approved change order #4 for Phase II of the jail/courthouse project at its Oct. 21 meeting.

The Autauga County Commission accepted the resignation of Lieutenant Timothy Jason Hill (effective Oct. 10, 2025) and the resignation of part-time process server Gregory Thompson (effective Oct. 31, 2025) and authorized the hiring of replacements.

Commissioners also approved multiple full-time correction officer hires to fill vacancies: Jacob Small (effective 10/15/2025), Richard Nobles (effective 10/15/2025), Michael Tuno (effective 10/20/2025), DeMonica Ware (effective immediately), and Dominique Jackson (effective immediately). Each hire was approved by unanimous vote; the minutes list grade/step designations for each appointment.

Earlier in the meeting Commissioner John L. Thrailkill moved (seconded by Commissioner Terry Tanner) to approve change order #4 (ASI #2 & ASI #4) for Phase II of the county’s jail/courthouse project; the motion carried unanimously. The minutes record the approval but do not include change order dollar amounts or technical details; staff were authorized to proceed.

The commission also approved a one-year juvenile detention bedspace agreement with Lee County (Oct. 1, 2025–Sept. 30, 2026) to secure out-of-county bedspace as needed.

All personnel and project motions passed by unanimous vote. The commission adjourned at 5:24 p.m. and set its next regular meeting for Nov. 4, 2025.