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Votes at a glance: Human Resources Committee actions on March 18, 2026

Buffalo County Human Resources Committee · March 18, 2026

Summary

Committee approved previous minutes, an updated Highway Commissioner job description, 2027 wages for the Sheriff ($110,510), Clerk of Court ($83,383) and Coroner ($8,500); a mix of roll-call and recorded motions carried.

The Buffalo County Human Resources Committee recorded the following formal actions at its March 18, 2026 meeting:

- Approval of previous meeting minutes: motion by Mary Anne McMillan Urell, seconded by Mike Taylor. Carried (tally not specified in the record).

- Approve updated Highway Commissioner job description: motion by Mary Anne McMillan Urell, seconded by Mike Taylor. Carried (tally not specified in the record).

- Set Sheriff 2027 salary at $110,510 with a 3.5% annual increase for each of the next three years: motion by Mike Taylor, seconded by Carol McDonough. Roll call recorded four yes votes (McMillan Urell, Taylor, Nelson, McDonough); carried.

- Set Clerk of Court 2027 salary at $83,383 with a 3.5% annual increase for each of the next three years: motion by Carol McDonough, seconded by Mary Anne McMillan Urell. Roll call recorded four yes votes (Taylor, McMillan Urell, Nelson, McDonough); carried.

- Set coroner 2027 wage at $8,500 with a 3.5% annual increase for each of the next three years: motion by Carol McDonough, seconded by Mike Taylor. Roll call recorded four yes votes (McDonough, Taylor, Nelson, McMillan Urell); carried.

Minutes show the committee carried each motion; several items did not include a detailed roll-call tally in the minutes.

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