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Court approves $500 tuition for deputy clerk to attend Leadership Canadian program
Summary
Hemphill County agreed to pay a $500 tuition fee for deputy clerk Seciah Quezada to attend the Leadership Canadian program and discussed making attendance a recurring county-supported training every other year.
Hemphill County's Commissioners' Court approved payment of a $500 tuition fee to send deputy clerk Seciah Quezada to the Leadership Canadian program. Judge Lisa Johnson described the program and said she would like a county employee to attend the program every other year; Commissioner Tim Alexander moved to approve the fee and Dale Schafer seconded the motion, which carried unopposed.
The transcript records the nomination of Seciah Quezada from the clerk's office to attend the training and the court's authorization of the $500 fee. The item did not include additional budget line-item detail in the transcript; the court did not record opposition or requests for further information on the funding during the meeting.
