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Highway superintendent asks commissioners to adopt policy allowing paid time off for courthouse closures
Summary
Highway Superintendent John Pluimer reported on snow response, said wind and solar projects have resumed, and requested the commissioners adopt a policy allowing employees to take an eight-hour paid day off when the courthouse closes.
Highway Superintendent John Pluimer briefed the council Feb. 4 that crews handled a recent snow event and that wind and solar projects have resumed.
Pluimer said he is requesting a policy that would allow all highway employees to take an eight-hour day off whenever the courthouse closes but employees still receive pay. He told the council this request stems from a recent courthouse closure where employees were paid; Pluimer asked the commissioners to decide on and adopt the policy. The minutes record the request but do not show a council vote or a timeline for adoption.
