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Bond County approves animal-control contracts, hires part-time employee to train in euthanasia certification
Summary
The Bond County Board reviewed animal-control contracts, accepted Jim Hess's rescinded resignation, and approved hiring part-time employee Brandy McCormick, who will attend a euthanasia certification class to support her duties.
Under Old Business Chairman Chris Timmermann presented animal-control contracts for incumbent Jim Hess and a new part-time employee, Brandy McCormick. Timmermann told the board that Ms. McCormick "will be attending a euthanasia certification class, which will be beneficial in her part-time role," and the minutes note that Jim Hess rescinded his previous resignation.
The minutes record the contracts and training plan as presented; no formal vote text for the contracts is quoted in the minutes beyond approvals of the related reports earlier in the meeting. The board listed animal-control matters among routine items and recorded approval of the Animal Control's May 2026 report by roll call vote 5-0. The minutes do not include contract dollar amounts or the employment start date, both listed as not specified.
