Sheriff's Office memos: multiple probation completions and a resignation entered into record
Summary
The commission entered multiple Sheriff’s Office memoranda documenting the end of probation for several deputies (Bowe, Parker—no pay increase, Blakely Gamel, Glenn, Hammond) and recorded the resignation of part-time transport officer Michael A. Watts; these were administrative filings in the meeting packet.
Several personnel memoranda from the Coosa County Sheriff's Office were entered into the record at the Jan. 13 meeting. The documents note the end of probation for deputies Kyle B. Bowe, Tadarius Parker (who was explicitly not granted a pay increase), Kaylan S. Blakely Gamel, Dezeree Q. Glenn and Skylynn A. Hammond, with effective dates listed in each memo.
The Sheriff's Office also submitted a resignation memo for Michael A. Watts, a part-time transport officer, dated Dec. 30, 2025, confirming his return of county property and noting that part-time status made him ineligible for leave accrual. The memos were received and filed as part of the meeting packet; no separate vote on the personnel memos was recorded beyond the consent agenda approval.
The personnel items established pay-status and leave eligibility in each memorandum; one memo explicitly states no pay increase for Tadarius Parker. The minutes identify these memoranda as received by the commission and placed in the record.
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