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Commission approves one-time longevity incentives for sheriff's office employees
Summary
The commission authorized one-time longevity payments from the sheriff's discretionary funds: $150 for employees with more than one year of service and $250 for those with more than five years; payments are subject to payroll taxes.
Coosa County commissioners unanimously approved a motion allowing the sheriff to use discretionary funds to provide a one-time longevity incentive to employees. The approved amounts are $150 for employees with more than one year of service and $250 for employees with more than five years of service; the incentive payments are subject to payroll taxes.
The motion was made by Commissioner John Forbus and seconded by Commissioner Ronnie Joiner. The action applies to employees of the Coosa County Sheriff's Office and was recorded in the minutes on Dec. 10, 2024.
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