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Board confirms dozens of appointments and reappointments, names new Director of Aging and Youth
Summary
The board approved multiple appointments and reappointments: Tess Phillips as Director of Aging and Youth ($71,000 annually), Scott Gardner to the GLOW Workforce Investment Board, Sarah M. Schafer reappointed to the Board of Health, Jerry Davis to the Community Hospital Board, Daniel Burling to the IDA, Anthony George to the Board of Ethics, and James Brick reappointed Purchasing Agent.
During its Jan. 13 session the Wyoming County Board approved a slate of appointments across committees and county boards. Tess Phillips was appointed Director of Aging and Youth (Management/Management Confidential Grade 9 / Step 1) with an annual salary of $71,000 and an anniversary date of Sept. 26, 2025 (Resolution 26-016). Scott Gardner was reappointed as a private-sector member to the GLOW Workforce Investment Board (Resolution 26-015). Sarah M. Schafer, NP, was reappointed to the Board of Health for a six-year term (Resolution 26-020).
Other appointments recorded include Jerry Davis to the Wyoming County Community Hospital Board of Managers (five-year term through Dec. 31, 2030), Daniel Burling to the Wyoming County IDA Board of Directors to fill an unexpired term (Resolution 26-028), Anthony George to the County Board of Ethics (five-year term), and the reappointment of James Brick as County Purchasing Agent for 2026. Several appointments were carried with recorded votes where provided; relevant resolution numbers are listed in the official minutes.
