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Randolph County prosecutor to host unpaid intern beginning Jan. 16
Summary
Randolph County Prosecuting Attorney Michael Parker requested and won unanimous approval to host an unpaid intern from Davis and Elkins College, Morgan Perry, beginning Jan. 16, 2025; approval is contingent on a background check.
Michael Parker, Randolph County Prosecuting Attorney, asked the County Commission on Jan. 2 to allow an unpaid intern from Davis and Elkins College to work in his office now that an office move freed up space. He said he would like Morgan Perry to begin on Jan. 16, 2025 and remain through approximately the end of May, but that a background check had not yet been completed.
"Commissioner Siler moved to approve Morgan Perry as an intern for the Prosecuting Attorney's Office, pending background check, to begin working on January 16, 2025. This is an unpaid position," the minutes record. The Commission voted unanimously to approve the appointment pending the background check. No stipend or hiring date beyond the Jan. 16 start was specified in the record.
The approval was recorded as a formal motion and passed with all commissioners voting in favor. The Commission did not record public comment on the item and did not state who would supervise the intern in the minutes.
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