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Benton County sheriff asks for March pension briefing; council approves commissary resolution
Summary
Sheriff John Cox asked the Benton County Council to schedule a March meeting with the county—s investment representative to discuss the sheriff pension. Separately, the council approved a commissary resolution with a change to item 10 addressing the sheriff—s app.
Sheriff John Cox asked the Benton County Council on Feb. 26 to put a pension briefing on the council—s March agenda so the sheriff and the county—s investment representative could meet with the council to discuss the sheriff pension.
Cox told the council that he had met with the county—s investment representative and requested the March slot; Councilwoman Angie Glotzbach said she was "okay with that." No formal motion to schedule the briefing was recorded in the minutes.
Earlier in the meeting the council considered a commissary resolution presented by Sheriff Cox. Cox said the only change in the draft was to item 10, which addressed the sheriff—s app. Councilwoman Angie Glotzbach moved to approve the commissary resolution; Councilman Brent Cox seconded the motion, and the motion carried.
The meeting record does not provide a roll-call tally for the commissary vote; minutes state only that the motion carried. The council did not provide additional detail about the content of item 10 or the operational effects of the commissary resolution during the meeting.
Next steps: Sheriff Cox is scheduled to return in March to meet with the council and the county—s investment representative to discuss the pension item, according to his request at the Feb. 26 meeting.
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