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Salary board approves pay adjustments; commissioners approve $1.02M in county bills and issue holiday reminders
Summary
The Clinton County Salary Board approved salary increases for two county attorneys and created a part-time sheriff's office position; the commissioners approved county bills totaling $1,024,185.31 and announced local Memorial Day events and office closures.
The Clinton County Salary Board and Board of Commissioners took related administrative actions on May 21.
During the salary-board session, members approved a title change for a conservation-district position and authorized pay adjustments: Allison Glunt, Attorney for Children and Youth Services, was approved for an annual salary increase to $77,079.27, and county solicitor Justin Hauser’s salary was set at $74,176.83. The salary board also approved creation of a part-time administrative assistant position within the sheriff’s office at $16.25 per hour, not to exceed $1,000 annually.
After reconvening the commissioners' meeting, the board approved county bills totaling $1,024,185.31 for the two-week period ending May 7, 2026, and net payroll of $339,533.38 for the pay period ending May 9, 2026. The motions were moved, seconded and approved by voice vote as recorded in the transcript.
Commissioners offered community announcements including Memorial Day-related events and requested residents keep recent bereavement (former Commissioner Pete Smeltz) in their thoughts. Staff reminded the public that county offices will be closed Monday, May 25 for the holiday.
The meeting adjourned after final motions and voice votes.
