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Board approves revised seasonal parks staffing model and pay rates; projects $24,400 annual savings
Summary
The Board approved revised job descriptions and pay rates for seasonal Parks & Green Space staff—four Lead Park Rangers at $15.00/hr and eight Park Rangers at $14.00/hr—projected to save $24,400 annually compared to the prior model.
The Clinton County Board of Commissioners approved revised job descriptions and a staffing model for the Parks & Green Space Department recommending four Lead Park Rangers at $15.00 per hour and eight Park Rangers at $14.00 per hour.
Parks and Green Space Coordinator Kyle Thornton presented the change, noting the recommended pay levels would exceed the 2026 state minimum wage and that, under the revised staffing model, the county would see approximately $24,400 in annual budget savings compared with the model used to develop the budget. The Human Resources Committee recommended approval and the Board concurred.
Why it matters: The staffing and pay adjustments aim to align seasonal staffing with state wage requirements while producing net budget savings under the proposed model. Implementation is effective immediately per the committee recommendation.
