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Retirement Center reports 2024 finances; director told to take staffing hire to personnel committee
Summary
Retirement Center Director Stacey Johnson reported 2024 spending of $416,969.50 against a $451,620 budget and revenues of $332,067.03 (RCAP $162,658.55; resident pay $83,524.76; farm rent $85,883.72). She asked to hire former director Melissa Blankley for medical duties and the board approved a $250 donation to Jay County Country Living.
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Stacey Johnson, director of the Jay County Retirement Center, presented the facility's 2024 finances to the commissioners on Dec. 23. She said the department's 2024 budget was $451,620; as of Dec. 17, expenditures totaled $416,969.50 and revenues totaled $332,067.03. Johnson provided a revenue breakdown: RCAP $162,658.55; resident pay $83,524.76; and farm rent $85,883.72.
Johnson asked whether she could hire former director Melissa Blankley to handle the medical side at the facility. Presiding Commissioner Chad Aker told Johnson she needed to take the matter through the personnel committee rather than hiring directly. Commissioners also approved accepting $250 in cash donations collected at Pizza King on behalf of Jay County Country Living; Commissioner Rex Journay moved to accept the donation and Commissioner Chad Aker seconded the motion, which passed unanimously.
The transcript does not record whether the personnel committee later met or approved the proposed hire; the financial figures cited above are as presented by Johnson in the meeting.
