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Sevier County steering committee unanimously confirms commissioner committee assignments; mayor says E911 hire is imminent
Summary
At a Dec. 11 steering committee meeting, Sevier County commissioners unanimously approved a resolution confirming committee assignments. The mayor reported interviews are complete for a permanent Central Dispatch/E911 director and said hiring details will be finalized with finance and HR.
The Sevier County Board of Commissioners steering committee unanimously approved a resolution on Dec. 11 confirming commissioners’ appointments to standing committees and heard an update from the mayor that interviews have concluded for a permanent Central Dispatch/E911 director.
Vice Mayor Bryan McCarter presented Resolution 2023-12-XX, described on the agenda as "Confirm the Appointment of Commissioners to Committees of the Sevier County Board of Commissioners." Commissioner Harold Pitner moved to approve the resolution; Commissioner Carroll Rauhuff seconded. The committee approved the motion unanimously.
The mayor informed the committee that interviews for the full-time Central Dispatch/E911 director were held earlier the same day and that the interview committee had made a recommendation. The mayor said he planned to finalize the hiring arrangements with the county finance director and human resources director and then notify the candidates who interviewed. No candidate names, start dates, or salary details were provided in the steering committee record.
Vice Mayor McCarter also presented the proposed final Board of Commissioners agenda for Dec. 18, 2023. Commissioner Pitner moved to approve the Dec. 18 final agenda; Commissioner Rauhuff seconded and the motion passed unanimously. Commissioner Rauhuff then moved to adjourn; Commissioner Ronnie Allen seconded, and the steering committee adjourned at 5:11 p.m.
The steering committee did not record any roll-call vote breakdown beyond "passed unanimously." The record lists seven steering committee members present on the agenda list and notes unanimous passage of the motions recorded at the meeting.
