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Committee moves to fill school resource officer vacancy, approves termination of Josh Chambers and other staffing actions

Local Board · February 4, 2026
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Summary

At a brief meeting, a committee approved keeping a part‑time paramedic starting Feb. 13, moved to fill a middle‑school resource officer vacancy pending Superintendent White's approval, approved the termination of Josh Chambers and authorized the chief to hire a full‑time police officer.

A committee member at a local board meeting on May 7 said the board would retain 'Nick' as a part‑time paramedic, with an hourly rate spelled out in a letter and an expected start date of Feb. 13. The member also said Nick intends to transfer accrued sick leave and that they had discussed the matter with 'Donna,' but that it was not yet clear whether the receiving employer will accept the transfer.

The committee then moved to authorize 'Teton' to fill the vacancy for the Mount Ford Middle School resource officer, contingent on approval from Superintendent White. The motion was seconded and approved by voice vote.

Shortly after, the committee member moved to approve the termination of Josh Chambers. That motion was seconded and approved by voice vote.

The board addressed related staffing needs, directing that the vacated full‑time position be filled and giving the police chief authority to hire another full‑time police officer; the motion to grant that authority was seconded and approved by voice vote.

A final motion to pay the bills and adjourn was made, seconded and approved, and the meeting ended.

The meeting record does not list individual roll‑call votes or additional details about the termination beyond the motion to approve it; the committee did not state vote tallies or provide details about any personnel hearing or appeal process during the recorded segments.