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Clinton County supervisors approve consent hires and a Tyler Technologies training agreement
Summary
On a unanimous consent vote the board approved four personnel appointments (intern, seasonal technician, two deputy sheriffs) and authorized a $9,900 annual Tyler Technologies ERP training and business process review agreement.
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The Clinton County Board of Supervisors approved several consent items May 18 including personnel appointments and a contract for software training.
Resolutions 2026-104 through 2026-107 were approved on the consent agenda: Landon Schroeder was appointed temporary summer intern at $20.00 per hour (Resolution 2026-104); George Shreves was appointed Seasonal Conservation Technician at $13.50 per hour (Resolution 2026-105); and the board authorized payroll for two full-time deputy sheriffs — John M. McGee at $36.50 per hour and Nicholas R. Wood at $33.75 per hour — with starting dates of May 18, 2026 (Resolutions 2026-106 and 2026-107). Each resolution recorded a roll call of Irwin: Yes; George: Yes; Srp: Yes.
The board also approved Resolution 2026-112 authorizing execution of a quotation from Tyler Technologies (quote no. 2026-613009-n3d9s1) in the amount of $9,900.00 for ERP Pro annual services, continuing education and a business process review intended to support county payroll and human resources operations.
All items passed on unanimous roll calls; the county auditor was authorized to process related payroll and payment actions.
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