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Robertson County Commission approves transfer of E‑911 dispatchers to E‑911 District Board
Summary
The Robertson County Commission on June 11, 2013 approved Resolution No. 061113040 to transfer former county E‑911 dispatch employees to the E‑911 District Board, asking the district to offer substantially the same pay and benefits and leaving payroll administration with the County Finance Department.
The Robertson County Commission voted June 11, 2013 to approve Resolution No. 061113040, transferring the county’s former E‑911 dispatch employees to employment by the E‑911 District Board and asking that the district offer substantially the same pay and benefits those employees received while employed by Springfield.
Commissioner Lanny Adcock moved to approve the resolution and Commissioner Robert Farmer seconded the motion. Commissioner Adcock also moved that County Attorney Clyde Richert be made a member of the E‑911 District Board; that motion was approved by voice vote. Clyde Richert explained the resolution and summarized information gathered by the study committee with MTAS and CTAS and answered questions from commissioners before the final roll call vote.
The resolution directs that, if the E‑911 District Board approves the transfers (the board was anticipated to meet June 12, 2013), the Robertson County Finance Department will continue to handle payroll for the transferred dispatchers in the same manner as other E‑911 employees. The resolution was recorded as passed at the special session; the transcript records that the final approval came by roll call vote.
A motion to adjourn was made by Commissioner Kevin Gray and seconded by Commissioner James Bowens; the minutes record the adjournment motion following passage of the resolution.
The resolution is identified in the minutes as Resolution No. 061113040 and was passed at the special called session on June 11, 2013. The E‑911 District Board was expected to convene the next day to consider the transfers and offers of employment.
