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Legislature adopts amendment making legislative auditor a permanent nonvoting member of pension oversight board
Summary
Lawmakers amended and adopted an ordinance requiring the legislative county auditor to hold a permanent seat — changed in committee to a non‑voting role — on the board that oversees county pension and retirement systems.
The Jackson County Legislature amended language to require the legislative county auditor to have a permanent, non‑voting seat on the board overseeing county pension and retirement systems and then perfected and adopted the amendment.
County counsel reported the change "from a permanent voting member to a permanent non voting member," ensuring the legislative auditor will have representation on the board while not altering voting composition. The amendment passed and the Legislature adopted the ordinance as amended by recorded roll call (8 yes, 1 excused). The Clerk recorded the adoption and the measure moves into implementation steps for the pension board.
