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Board reappoints veterans‑commission members, authorizes county‑attorney job posting
Summary
Mills County supervisors reappointed two members to the Veterans Affairs Commission and approved advertising for an open county attorney position, citing recruitment challenges and local salary comparisons.
At the July 7 meeting the Mills County Board of Supervisors reappointed Paul Hathaway and Jess Cook to the Veterans Affairs Commission for additional terms and authorized advertising for an open county attorney position.
Chair introduced the reappointments and a supervisor moved to reappoint both Hathaway and Cook to another term on the veterans commission; the motion was seconded and carried. The board recorded support for the reappointments and scheduled their terms to extend through the dates discussed on the record.
On the county attorney vacancy, staff and supervisors discussed salary comparisons and the difficulty of recruiting local applicants. One supervisor noted the State Public Defender's Office had remote positions in Council Bluffs with higher posted salaries ($90,000–$135,000), and the board discussed whether the county salary would remain competitive. A motion to advertise for the county attorney opening was made, seconded and approved.
No final salary adjustment was adopted at the meeting; supervisors said they hoped to attract applicants despite regional competition and asked staff to proceed with the advertised posting.
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