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Louisa County supervisors adopt FY2023 pay schedule for elected officials
Summary
The Board approved Resolution 202216 adopting modest salary increases for elected officials effective July 1, 2022; approved increases ranged from 1.5% for supervisors to 4.5% for the sheriff. The resolution was adopted unanimously.
The Louisa County Board of Supervisors on March 8 adopted Resolution 202216 setting salaries for elected officials for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2022.
The Board approved Option 1 of the Compensation Board's recommendations after a motion by Supervisor Chris Ball, seconded by Supervisor Randy Griffin. The resolution lists the following approved salaries and increases: Auditor $58,474 (3%), County Attorney $72,588 (3%), Recorder $58,474 (3%), Sheriff $82,190 (4.5%), Supervisors $29,697 (1.5%), and Treasurer $58,474 (3%). The resolution text notes it follows a recommendation from the Louisa County Compensation Board that had proposed larger increases, and the Board selected a smaller package recorded in the minutes as "Option 1."
The motion to sign the resolution was recorded in the minutes and the action was attested by Louisa County Auditor Sandi Sturgell. The minutes list the vote as Ayes: Brad Quigley, Chair; Chris Ball; and Randy Griffin.
The changes take effect July 1, 2022, per the resolution language recorded in the minutes. No amendments or roll-call vote counts beyond the three Ayes appearing in the minutes were recorded in the meeting notes.
