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Chester County Salary Board approves two new positions and several personnel changes
Summary
At its March 11, 2026 meeting, the Chester County Salary Board approved minutes and the agenda, authorized two new positions, approved several position changes and inactivated and reactivated positions; no public comments were received and all motions passed by voice vote with no opposition recorded.
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Josh Maxwell opened the Chester County Salary Board meeting at 11:17 a.m. on March 11, 2026, and noted Commissioners Mary Moskowitz and Eric Rowe and controller Nick Terabino were present. “Welcome to the Chester County Salary Board meeting,” Maxwell said as he called the session to order and explained the meeting was being recorded and broadcast on the county website (chesco.org).
Acting Deputy County Administrator Howard Holland led the Pledge of Allegiance at Maxwell’s request.
The board first approved the minutes from its Feb. 4 meeting after a motion and a second, with an affirmative voice vote and no opposition recorded. The board then approved the meeting agenda in a similar voice vote.
The Salary Board went on to approve personnel items. Maxwell announced two new county positions; a motion to authorize those positions was made, seconded and approved with no opposition recorded. The board also approved several unspecified position changes, adopted a motion to inactivate one or more positions (the transcript did not specify which positions), and approved the reactivation of one position after a motion and second. Each of those motions was seconded and passed by voice vote.
The clerk opened the public-comment portions of the meeting for agenda and non-agenda items; no members of the public spoke in person or online.
Before adjourning, a final motion to adjourn was made and approved. Maxwell closed the meeting and thanked attendees.
The board did not provide detailed personnel descriptions, position titles or vote tallies in the public record during the meeting; those details were not specified on the record.
