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Sheriff's office records rehires, resignations and promotions in Oct. 8 commission packet
Summary
The Coosa County Sheriff's Office submitted multiple personnel memos to the commission—rehire (Judson Kerry Lee), resignations (Cory D. Stancil, Richard W. Weaver), probation completions (Samuel R. Ward, James R. Dawson, Trenton D. Davenport) and promotions (Shelia Thomas to jail administrator; Jennifer M. Tindall to office manager). Several memos list effective dates and pay adjustments.
A series of memos from Sheriff Michael Howell were included in the Oct. 8 packet and noted in the meeting record. The memos document a mix of personnel actions: Judson Kerry Lee was rehired as a correctional officer/dispatcher on Sept. 5, 2024 at $15.27 per hour (six-month probation applies); Cory D. Stancil submitted a resignation effective Sept. 11, 2024; and Richard W. Weaver resigned his part-time courthouse security post effective Sept. 30, 2024.
The record also notes pay and promotion changes: Timothy R. Brown’s hourly wage was increased to $15.27 to align with full correctional-officer pay; Samuel R. Ward, James R. Dawson, and Trenton D. Davenport completed six-month probation periods and became eligible for leave pay; Shelia Thomas was promoted to Jail Administrator effective Oct. 1, 2024 with an increase to $20.30 per hour; Jennifer Marie Tindall was promoted to Office Manager with a pay increase to $18.08 per hour effective Nov. 1, 2024; and Mary A. McAnally assumed Terminal Agency Coordinator duties with a $0.25/hour increase. The sheriff’s resignation notice records Captain Michael Dane Mull’s retirement effective Oct. 31, 2024 and a request for payment of accrued leave hours.
"On September 5, 2024, Judson Kerry Lee was rehired as a Correctional Officer/Dispatcher," reads the sheriff's memorandum included in the packet. The memos supplied dates and pay figures where applicable; the meeting minutes record those memos as presented but do not show separate discussion or a roll-call vote on individual personnel memos.
