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Votes at a glance: Marion County approves appointments, staffing changes and health funding amendments
Summary
At its Jan. 6 meeting the Marion County Board of Commissioners approved a consent agenda that included two Public Safety Coordinating Council appointments, designation of county representatives to the Courthouse Square Condominium Association, a new Shelter Manager classification, salary range adjustments for several sheriff ranks, and two Health intergovernmental agreement amendments adding $181,567 and $204,876.
The Marion County Board of Commissioners approved its consent agenda on Jan. 6 by unanimous voice vote.
Key approvals on the consent agenda included appointment of Jim Ferraris and John Van Dreal to the Marion County Public Safety Coordinating Council with terms ending July 31, 2018 and July 31, 2019, respectively. The board also approved a resolution designating John Lattimer as the county’s official representative to the Courthouse Square Condominium Association and considered a Memorandum of Action electing John Lattimer and Allan Pollock as directors of that association.
Personnel and classification actions approved included adoption of a new classification, Shelter Manager (class #159), and upward adjustments to salary ranges for the ranks listed in the record as Sergeant (#172), Lieutenant (#174) and Undersheriff (#180).
Health department items included two intergovernmental agreement amendments with the Mid‑Valley Behavioral Care Network: Amendment #1 adding $181,567 in incoming funds to provide two full‑time positions for the 2016 calendar year, and an Amendment #1 adding $204,876 and extending an agreement through June 30, 2016 to provide acute inpatient psychiatric services.
Commissioner Sam Brentano moved approval of the consent agenda; Commissioner Kevin Cameron seconded and a unanimous voice vote carried the motion. The transcript does not record separate roll call tallies for each individual consent item.
