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Cabell County Commission approves EMS reclassifications and multiple per‑diem hires
Summary
The commission reclassified two EMTs to full time and approved a per‑diem paramedic reclassification, and hired seven per‑diem EMTs effective Oct. 27, 2017; all motions passed unanimously.
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The Cabell County Commission on Oct. 26 approved personnel changes for the county’s emergency medical services.
Commissioner Nancy Cartmill moved to reclassify Jarvis Chapman and Chad Terry to full‑time EMT status (retroactive to Oct. 13, 2017) and to reclassify Brad Richardson as a per‑diem paramedic (retroactive to Sept. 27, 2017), with the pay rates listed in the resolution; Jim Morgan seconded and the motion passed unanimously.
The commission also approved employment of seven per‑diem EMTs — Haley Mikael Bays, Zachary Austin Carr, Ryan Maxwell Cook, Nicholas Pascua Deguzman, Whitlee Allyn Howard, Alec Nolan Murray and Nathaniel Henry Strong — effective Oct. 27, 2017, at the stated hourly rate. Those hires were approved by motion of Jim Morgan, seconded by Nancy Cartmill, and were recorded as unanimous votes.
The personnel actions were presented as resolutions on the agenda and have been entered into the meeting record. No debate or amendments were recorded on these items during the meeting.
