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Oneida County Public Safety Committee trims juvenile clerk overlap to 160 hours, approves sheriff account adjustments; ambulance contract discussed in closed s
Summary
The Oneida County Public Safety Committee on March 12, 2026 approved a staffing request to reduce juvenile clerk overlap training from '30 days' language to 160 hours and forwarded it to the Executive Committee (4-1). The committee also approved sheriff’s annual account adjustments, which the sheriff said are 'mostly for medical debt from the jail,' and held a closed session on an ambulance service contract but announced no action taken.
The Oneida County Public Safety Committee on March 12 approved a staffing request for a Juvenile Clerk position that replaces a '30 days' overlap-training description with a 160-hour figure and forwarded the amended request to the county Executive Committee. The motion (moved by Chairperson Steven Schreier, seconded by Russ Fisher) passed 4-1, with Billy Fried voting no.
The staffing request was discussed as a continuity and training measure for…
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