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Board accepts administrator's evaluation and approves three-year contract extension
Summary
Sanilac County commissioners rated Administrator Nathan Roski "highly effective" for 2023-24 and approved a three-year extension to his employment agreement, with the contract language in the motion citing an expiration of 05/31/2027.
The Sanilac County Board of Commissioners voted Aug. 6 to accept the 2023-24 performance evaluation for County Administrator and Controller Nathan Roski, rating his performance "highly effective," and approved a three-year extension to his employment agreement. Commissioner Christine Lee moved the motion; Commissioner Evans Ehart supported it, and the motion carried by voice vote.
The motion as read on the record described the extension and referenced an expiration date of May 31, 2027 for the updated agreement. Commissioners briefly questioned the year language for clarity during the discussion, and members confirmed the intent to add contract time consistent with the board's three-year employment practice.
Roski made several administrative reports earlier in the meeting, including that "the deficit elimination plans that I brought to you guys a couple weeks ago ... were accepted and approved through the Department of Treasury." That Treasury acceptance had been presented as clearing a previously flagged audit issue and was offered as context for the administrator's evaluation and contract action.
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