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Rolette County sheriff: deputy left for city job; county has applicants but academy requirement remains
Summary
Sheriff Nate Gustafson told the board a deputy who had been hired by Rolette City did not sign a county contract; three candidates are interested but must attend the next available law-enforcement academy unless a waiver is approved.
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Sheriff Nate Gustafson reported to the Board of Commissioners that a deputy who left the county had been hired by Rolette City before signing a county contract, and therefore did not sign the county agreement. Gustafson said the department currently has three people interested in filling the vacancy but any hire must attend the next available academy; waivers to postpone the first academy are possible only for strong reasons.
Gustafson said recent pay raises and investments in newer vehicles have made county wages more competitive. The sheriff’s office did not provide a timeline for filling the position in the minutes, and no motions or hiring actions were recorded at the meeting.
