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Autauga County adopts employee recognition program, confirms hires and appointments
Summary
The commission adopted Resolution #2026-2 establishing an employee recognition program, confirmed a library board appointment and approved multiple hires, rehires and resignations across county departments; all votes were recorded as unanimous.
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The Autauga County Commission adopted Resolution #2026-2 on Oct. 7, 2025, establishing the Autauga County Employee Recognition and Appreciation Program (ERAP). The program calls for an annual luncheon or breakfast during regular business hours on county property, awards for five‑year service increments and recognition for perfect attendance, and requires county recordkeeping subject to review by the Alabama Department of Examiners.
Commissioner Rusty Jacksland moved to adopt the resolution; the motion was seconded by Commissioner Terry Tanner and carried unanimously. The resolution authorizes county expenditure for catering, plaques, certificates and incidental costs and permits the county administrator to approve related expenditures.
In the same meeting the commission approved a slate of personnel actions recorded in the minutes: appointment of Jennifer Mangini to the library board for a one‑year term (Nov. 30, 2025–Nov. 30, 2026); acceptance of the resignation of Narcotics Lt. Devin Lincoln (effective Sept. 10, 2025) and authorization to hire a replacement; rehiring of Karl Youngblood (part‑time SRO contract) and approval to hire multiple correctional officers and operations staff with conditional effective dates pending background and drug tests.
Other administrative motions approved unanimously included a 1‑year inmate‑housing contract with Tallapoosa County and a 5‑year managed service agreement with Imaging Business Machines, LLC (ibml) for document scanning and filing services. The minutes show these actions were passed by formal motion with no recorded opposition.
