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Hurley board approves part‑time staffing changes and confirms registrar appointments
Summary
At its Jan. 6 organizational meeting, the Hurley Town Board approved a motion to create/approve a part‑time staffing arrangement and confirmed that Lynn will be recorded as registrar for statistics and Glenn as deputy registrar for 2026; the board debated civil service classifications and staggered lunch hours for the clerk's office.
The Hurley Town Board on Jan. 6 approved a motion to amend personnel items, creating a part‑time staffing arrangement and repositioning deputy registrar language on the agenda.
Town Clerk (speaker S1) said the change would move the deputy registrar language into agenda item 10 and that “Lynn is appointed registrar for the statistics, and Glenn is appointed as deputy registrar for calendar year 2026 with no additional compensation.” Board members discussed removing one agenda line and changing item 8 to a generic clerk classification and agreed to adjust civil service codes before finalizing the resolution.
The vote on the motion was taken by voice after deliberations about hours and classifications; multiple members answered “Aye” and the chair announced the motion passed. One member asked that the civil service number for the clerk position be corrected to the generic clerk classification before the resolution is finalized.
Board members also discussed operational details for the clerk's office, including a proposal that clerk office hours be staffed Monday–Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with staggered lunchtimes. Speakers raised concerns about guaranteeing coverage during tax season and how staggered lunches would work when staffing levels vary.
The board left several numeric clarifications — including civil service codes and references to budget lines — to be corrected in the final resolution language before signatures.
What happens next: the board directed staff to correct civil service numbers and the final resolution language for the personnel items and will return with an amended resolution for signature.
