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Board authorizes temporary road laborer hire for up to 180 days without Class A CDL

Asotin County Board of Commissioners · May 11, 2026
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Summary

County Engineer Joshua Malkin requested and the board approved hiring a Temporary Road Laborer (instead of a Temporary Road Operator) for up to 180 days; the laborer will not need a Class A commercial driver's license, per the minutes.

Joshua Malkin requested the board authorize hiring a Temporary Road Laborer in lieu of a Temporary Road Operator, specifying the time frame would be up to 180 days and that the Road Laborer would not require a Class A CDL. "Malkin requested to hire Temporary Road Laborer in lieu of Temporary Road Operator he requested last week. The time frame would still be up to 180 days, and the Road Laborer will not need class A CDL," the minutes record.

Commissioner Brian Shinn moved to approve the hiring authorization; Commissioner Charles Whitman seconded and the motion carried. The minutes do not list the position's pay rate or funding source.