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Haywood County reports 26 new hires in August, including several EMS positions

Haywood County Board of Commissioners · September 16, 2024
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Summary

County HR reported 26 new hires for August 2024, roughly seven of whom fill EMS roles; commissioners praised the new employees and noted challenges recruiting public-safety staff.

Human Resources reported 26 new employees hired in August 2024 and provided the board with a roster of names. The HR speaker said several of the hires (about seven) were for EMS roles, adding that recruiting public-safety personnel remains challenging for the county.

Commissioners thanked HR and noted the county’s investment in emergency services staffing. One commissioner said the recruits were "true heroes" for stepping into public-safety roles and praised the local paramedic program that prepared some of the new hires.

No vote was required; the report was informational.