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Chair moves to reclassify court staff role to diversion officer/recorder
Summary
The Elk County Board approved reclassifying a deputy probate/recorder position to a diversion officer/recorder and returning the deputy probate post to part time under union terms during its Jan. 20 meeting.
The Elk County Board of Commissioners approved a personnel reclassification during its Jan. 20 meeting, changing a county court position so it will now function as a diversion officer/recorder while the deputy probate role is moved back to part time "as per union." The board approved the consent agenda, which included the change, by voice vote.
Chair (speaker S1) introduced the consent-item language and explained the switch. "6.5 court staff is to switch from the deputy probate slash recorder position to a diversion officer slash recorder and put the deputy probate back to part time as per union," the Chair said. Board members voiced "Aye" on the motion and no opposition was recorded. The transcript does not name a mover or seconder for the underlying motion, nor does it provide a roll-call tally by individual commissioner.
