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Oscoda County board approves multiple staffing actions, hires and wage starts
Summary
The board on June 11 acknowledged a resignation, approved advertising and hiring for several county positions (Collections/Family Clerk, EMT, seasonal museum staff, maintenance custodians), and amended budgets to cover the changes.
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The Oscoda County Board of Commissioners approved a series of personnel actions at its June 11 meeting, acknowledging a resignation, authorizing recruitment and approving hires across multiple departments.
The board accepted the resignation of Allison Herrell from the full‑time Collections/Family Clerk position effective June 14, 2024, with Herrell remaining on a temporary part‑time basis to assist with backlog and training for up to 14 hours per week; the board authorized advertising to fill the full‑time union Collections/Family Clerk role with a 35‑hour workweek and a starting wage of $16.83 per hour (motion recorded 2024‑154 and 2024‑155).
In EMS staffing, the board acknowledged the termination of an EMT effective May 29, 2024 and approved hiring Adrian Brooks as a full‑time union EMT with a start date of June 15, 2024 at a starting wage of $15.83 per hour with full benefits (motions 2024‑156 and 2024‑157).
The board also approved seasonal hires at the Steiner Museum/Historical Commission—Mackenze Kaminski and Zeke Morris—each as part‑time seasonal employees to work up to 24 hours per week at $14.00 per hour (motions 2024‑158 and 2024‑159). Maintenance Department hires approved include Steve Cowie as a full‑time Maintenance Custodian III (tentative start July 1, 2024) at $16.90 per hour and Angela Rizzardi as a Maintenance Custodian II starting June 12, 2024 at $15.68 per hour; budgets were amended to reflect those hires (motions 2024‑160, 2024‑161).
All personnel motions were recorded as carried; when recorded, votes were unanimous. Several items included explicit budget amendments to reflect the new positions or changes.
