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Commission approves reimbursements, personnel actions and appoints Gerald Davis to Deckers Creek board
Summary
Monongalia County commissioners approved a consent agenda including several grant reimbursements and personnel items, and appointed Gerald Davis to the Deckers Creek Public Service District; several numeric entries in the voucher list were unclear in the record and are reported as presented at the meeting.
The Monongalia County Commission on March 18 approved a consent agenda that included multiple vouchers, grant reimbursement requests and personnel actions, and appointed Gerald Davis to the Deckers Creek Public Service District.
Commissioners approved reimbursement requests presented by Miss Colleen for several grant-funded programs: community corrections reimbursement of $18,892.76; a community development block grant request of $3,661; Governor's Highway Safety program items (including a "safe communities" item listed at $6,126); an impaired-driving allocation of $2,356.65; a distracted-driving line listed in the record with unclear digits; and a VOCA reimbursement of $8,267.17. The motion to approve the reimbursements was moved and seconded and passed by voice vote.
On personnel, the commission approved the rehire of Jameson (first name only provided) as seasonal part-time maintenance at the Mason Dixon park/department; the transcript record included garbled pay and employer text, so hourly rate and some employer details are not specified. The commission also approved Sarah Potter (first name and last name provided) for a full-time transfer-clerk position in the assessor's office with a 90-day probationary period and benefits eligibility; the start date was discussed for early April and staff noted an off-cycle invoice process for related paperwork.
The commission also considered an appointment to the Deckers Creek Public Service District and appointed Gerald Davis, the sole applicant. The chair moved to appoint Davis, the motion was seconded and approved by voice vote.
Why it matters: these routine actions finalize grant reimbursements, staff assignments and a local board appointment that affect county operations and service delivery. Several voucher totals read aloud at the start of the meeting were garbled in the transcript and therefore are reported here only as presented rather than restated as precise totals.
The meeting adjourned after a brief round of commissioner reports.
