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Board approves revised on-call process in 3–1 vote, forwards change to executive committee
Summary
The Board of Health Committee approved a revised on-call process to align with other county departments; the motion passed 3–1 (Billy Fried opposed) and will be forwarded to the executive committee for final action.
The Oneida County Board of Health Committee on March 10 approved changes to its on-call process and agreed to forward the proposal to the executive committee. Chair Dan Hess moved the motion, seconded by Debbie Condado; the motion passed with three ayes and one nay from committee member Billy Fried.
Linda Conlon told the committee staff had reviewed the existing on-call process and compared it with practices used by other county departments before proposing a new approach. Conlon summarized the current and proposed processes and the committee discussed potential operational impacts. The committee did not record any amendments; the motion directs the item to the executive committee for consideration.
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