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Byron Town Council approves part‑time deputy clerk hire and town cleaning position

Byron Town Council · September 19, 2024
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Summary

At its Sept. 19 work meeting, the Byron Town Council approved hiring Kristen Sanders as a part‑time deputy clerk to be cross‑trained in the clerk‑treasurer's office and approved hiring Leaha Shetler as the town cleaning person; both motions carried and the meeting adjourned at 7:10 p.m.

The Byron Town Council approved two personnel hires at a short work meeting on Sept. 19, 2024, at the Byron Town Complex. Councilwoman Sanders moved to hire Kristen Sanders as a part‑time deputy clerk and to cross‑train her in the Town of Byron Clerk‑Treasurer's office; Councilman Horton seconded and the motion carried. The council then approved hiring Leaha Shetler as the town cleaning person for the town hall and parks after a motion by Councilman Horton and a second from Councilwoman Sanders.

The meeting record lists the actions as motions with seconds and records each as "motion carried." The transcript does not provide vote tallies or roll‑call votes for either motion. The record also does not state whether the hires are permanent, the salary or hourly rates, or the effective start dates; those details were not specified in the minutes.

The work meeting was recorded at 7:00 P.M. and the council adjourned at 7:10 P.M. after Councilwoman Sanders moved to adjourn and Councilman Horton seconded. A separate line in the record lists town officials and a July 13, 2021 date, which appears to be a roster or header rather than part of the hiring discussion.

No public testimony, debate, or objections are recorded in the minutes for the hires. The minutes identify the positions, the motions, the seconds and that each motion carried; additional personnel details and any formal employment paperwork are not included in the record.