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Calhoun County administrator outlines 2021–22 priorities at virtual orientation

Calhoun County Board of Commissioners · July 1, 2026
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Summary

Administrator/Controller Kelli Scott presented the county's administrative structure, commissioners' duties and key focus projects for 2021–22 at a Feb. 19 virtual orientation; department leaders also summarized plans for communications, HR, and county finances.

Kelli Scott, Calhoun County Administrator/Controller, opened the county's Feb. 19, 2021 virtual orientation by outlining the county's administrative organization and the board's primary duties, and she identified the county's top focus projects for 2021–22.

Scott and Assistant County Administrator Brad Wilcox described administrative services plans and current operations, framing staff priorities to support the board's agenda in the coming year. Communications Manager Lucy Blair said the county is developing a new website and described communications infrastructure and her priorities for improving public information. Human Resources Director Kim Archambault reviewed HR support services, discussed the county's CareHere Health and Wellness Center and summarized HR goals and initiatives planned for 2021.

Deputy Controller Megan Banning presented finance highlights and an overview of the 2021 budgets for the county's major funds; the orientation summary did not include specific dollar amounts or line-item figures. The presentations were informational; the board did not take formal action on budgets or other items during the session.

The orientation was structured as an informational session for commissioners and staff to align on roles, priorities and near-term projects. With no votes or motions on the record, follow-up on specific budget figures and next steps was left to department staff and finance personnel for later reporting to the board.