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Bedford County Salary Board approves pay rates and appointments for 18 positions

Bedford County Salary Board · April 8, 2025
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Summary

The Salary Board approved wages, longevity adjustments, and appointments for 18 county positions on April 8, 2025, including multiple corrections officers, 911 telecommunicators, a caseworker II and court staff; the motion was moved by Commissioner JR Winck and seconded by Treasurer Melissa Cottle.

The Bedford County Salary Board voted April 8 to approve wages, longevity adjustments and appointments for 18 county positions, covering corrections officers, 911 telecommunicators, a Children & Youth caseworker and court staff.

Commissioner JR Winck moved to approve “the wages or as by union contracts for the following personnel based upon the recommendation of their respective department heads as listed for April,” and Melissa Cottle, Secretary/Treasurer, seconded; the motion was approved by the Board. The meeting convened at 10:38 a.m. immediately after the Commissioners’ meeting and was recorded in the official minutes.

The approvals recorded in the minutes include: Janette Ryba, Records Officer at Bedford County Correctional Facility, receiving a longevity rate of $22.7988 per hour for 25 years of service; several part-time and full-time corrections officers were approved with hourly rates ranging roughly from $16.75 to $18.78 and noted as having completed training per union contracts; Danny Weyant was listed as Lieutenant at $20.3350 per hour. The Board also approved Cara Kirn as Caseworker II in Children & Youth with a longevity adjustment, a sheriff’s deputy at $16.00 per hour (per union contract), an HR generalist at $17.50 per hour, a telecommunicator trainee at $14.92 per hour, a full-time Telecommunicator II at $17.5430 per hour, and a Central Court Manager/Jury Coordinator at $18.50 per hour. Effective dates for the personnel actions are included in the minutes; where provided they range from March 16 to April 7, 2025.

The minutes state there was no old business. The meeting record lists attendees including Commissioner Stiles, Commissioner JR Winck, Commissioner Baughman, Melissa Cottle (Secretary/Treasurer), Debra Brown (Chief Clerk), several county administrators and staff, representatives from PSI and Lehman Engineering, and members of the public and press. Commissioner Baughman moved and Melissa Cottle seconded approval of the March 11, 2025 minutes earlier in the meeting. The Board adjourned at 10:39 a.m.; the next meeting was scheduled for May 13, 2025 in Room 303 unless called sooner by the Board of Commissioners.

Reporting note: the minutes record the motion as approved but do not include individual vote tallies.