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County will offer part‑time Veterans Service Officer role after declining full‑time option
Summary
After voting against funding a full‑time Veterans Service Officer, the McCulloch County Commissioners Court agreed Oct. 14 to accept Nancy Munetake's application and offer her the part‑time Veterans Service Officer position; salary and hours were not specified in the minutes.
The McCulloch County Commissioners Court on Oct. 14 considered staffing for the county's Veterans Service Officer position and chose not to fund a full‑time role but to offer a part‑time post.
Commissioner Carol Anderson moved that the court take no action to bring Nancy Munetake to McCulloch County full time or to assist with travel expenses; the motion carried 5-0. The court then voted to accept an application from Nancy Munetake and to offer her the part‑time Veterans Service Officer position; Commissioner Anderson made the motion and Commissioner Randy Deans seconded. The motion carried 5-0.
Minutes record that the court will proceed with the part‑time appointment, but they do not specify pay rate, weekly hours, or start date. The Veterans Office and County Clerk are the likely implementing departments; the minutes list a planned follow‑up task to process the application and issue an offer.
The court's public discussion included references to assistance with travel and outreach to landowners in disaster cleanup, but the minutes do not record additional debate about the Veterans Office staffing decision. Next procedural steps recorded in the minutes are administrative: processing the application and making the part‑time offer.
