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Wilson County judicial office says it is fully staffed apart from one part‑time vacancy
Summary
A staff member reported the judicial office is effectively fully staffed but has one open part‑time position; the board discussed recruiting retired applicants and staggering appointments to avoid depleting personnel.
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A staff member told the Wilson County Judicial Board the office is "considering [itself] fully staffed" though one part‑time position remains unfilled. The staff member said part‑time hires are harder to rely on because many hold other jobs, and that the office is looking specifically for candidates with flexible availability, such as retired applicants.
Board members discussed practical constraints for part‑time scheduling and plans to stagger future appointments to avoid depleting the workforce. The staff member said they hope to bring Kyle Jacobs' reappointment forward in July (his term is noted as expiring in August) and that they plan to spread other appointments from October through December at roughly two per month.
The staff member said, "If it falls across me on the way back to the office, you can bet I'm going to go to HR and then I'll be convening y'all again if I find the right one," indicating the board expects to reconvene on staffing if a suitable candidate is identified. No formal hiring actions were taken at the meeting.

