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Board makes Road Weed Superintendent position full-time after 2–1 vote
Summary
After an initial motion to dismiss failed for lack of a second, the Nemaha County Board approved making the Road Weed Superintendent position held by Justus Walters a full-time position with benefits, passing 2–1.
The Nemaha County Board of Commissioners voted 2–1 on June 3 to approve the Road Weed Superintendent position as a full-time job with benefits for the incumbent, Justus Walters.
Commissioner Bryan Mellage initially moved to dismiss the proposal to appoint Walters as a full-time superintendent; the motion died for lack of a second. Chairman Michael Weiss then moved, and Commissioner Mike Hall seconded, to approve the Road Weed Superintendent as a full-time position with benefits for Justus Walters. The roll call vote was Hall, aye; Mellage, nay; Weiss, aye, carrying the motion 2–1.
The minutes record the votes and the resulting change of status for the Road Weed Superintendent position; no additional discussion or public comment on the personnel change is recorded in the minutes.
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