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Commission approves requests to fill two Community Corrections positions
Summary
The commission approved two personnel requests from Community Corrections: an Intensive Supervision Officer I (Clay County‑funded duties) and an Intensive Supervision Officer Supervisor; both motions passed by voice vote.
Megan Lewis, director of community corrections, asked the commission to approve requests to fill two positions in her office: an Intensive Supervision Officer I (the Clay County position that covers juvenile services, intake and assessment and adult supervision) and an Intensive Supervision Officer Supervisor (responsible for quality assurance and daily guidance of officers). "That position works all the different programs that we have," Lewis said of the ISO I role, noting Clay County contributes funding for the post.
Commissioner motion and second were made on the two requests and both were approved by voice vote. "All in favor?" the chair asked; commissioners responded "Aye," and Lewis thanked the commission.
The approvals authorize county staff to post and fill the two positions; no additional budget line items were read aloud during the motions on the transcript.
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