Franklin County approves new County Outreach coordinator position in county attorney's office

Franklin County officials approved the creation of a County Outreach coordinator position in the county attorney's office during a brief session, the meeting record shows.

The action was presented as "authorization to create a new position in the county attorney's office: County Outreach coordinator." A motion to create the post was made and seconded during the proceeding, and the motion passed after a roll-call-style affirmation of members. The transcript does not identify by name who made or seconded the motion, and it does not clearly state whether the board simultaneously adopted a written job description for the role.

The clerk called roll and the transcript records affirmative responses by the following names as spoken during roll call: "Square Sebastian," "Blackburn," "squar dius," "squar harod," "squar Tanner," "squar whisman," and "Judge Muller." The meeting record appears to contain garbled spellings/wording in places; the names above are presented exactly as transcribed.

After the personnel motion passed, the meeting proceeded to a motion to adjourn, which was likewise seconded and approved by voice vote.

Votes at a glance - Return to open session: motion approved (voice vote). Not recorded to individual roll-call names in the transcript. - Creation of County Outreach coordinator (County Attorney's Office): motion approved; roll-call-style affirmations recorded as listed above. Mover and seconder not specified in the transcript; job-description adoption not specified. - Adjournment: motion approved (voice vote).

Next steps and context The transcript does not show staff presenting a written job description on the record or a vote specifically adopting one. The timing and effective date for hiring, the budgetary source for the new position, and any implementation tasks were not specified in the record provided. Those details would typically appear in follow-up staff reports or personnel documents.