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Caro City Council adopts resolution establishing Election Commission, sets inspector pay
Summary
Caro City adopted Resolution No. 2024-16 establishing an Election Commission, appointed Councilor Pamela Iseler and qualified elector Tammy Ries, and set pay at $15/hour for inspectors, $17/hour for precinct chairs and $50 for required training; the measure passed unanimously by roll call.
The Caro City Council adopted Resolution No. 2024-16 on Sept. 3, establishing an Election Commission and setting pay for election workers.
By motion 24-M-209 (moved by Councilor Charlotte Kish and seconded by Councilor Doreen Oedy) the council approved the resolution. The motion authorized the appointment of Councilor Pamela Iseler as the city official on the commission and the appointment of Tammy Ries as the qualified elector; the minutes record that no per diem pay will be provided to the Election Commission members. The council set pay at $15.00 per hour for election inspectors, $17.00 per hour for precinct chairpersons, and $50.00 for attending necessary training.
The minutes include a roll-call vote: Campbell — yes; Hutchison — yes; Iseler — yes; Kish — yes; Oedy — yes; White — yes; Mayor Snider — yes. The motion carried unanimously.
The resolution establishes the local Election Commission and sets compensation for election workers; the minutes do not record additional implementation steps beyond the appointments and pay rates.
