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Chemung Township accepts clerk resignation, begins hiring process and reviews compensation plan
Summary
The board accepted the resignation of the township clerk and opened interviews for a replacement. Supervisor Sam Finfrock also proposed expanding ACH payments to reduce check and postage costs and referenced a 2025–2029 compensation resolution for township officials.
Supervisor Sam Finfrock announced that the board accepted the resignation of the Chemung Township clerk and said the township will interview applicants for the position.
"Accept the Resignation of the Chemung Township Clerk," was recorded as the motion, which Trustee Anne Nutley made and Trustee Tom Swenson seconded; the motion carried with approval by all. Finfrock also reported administrative steps the board is taking to keep operations running while the vacancy is filled.
Finfrock outlined a plan to expand ACH payments for vendors "for all bills that allow, to limit the cost of checks and stamps," noting that "Stamps are now .73 each." He also referenced a previously handed-out chart that would set compensation for township officials for 2025–2029; the chart was discussed as background for later personnel budgeting.
The board did not record additional details about applicants or a hiring timeline in the minutes. The next regular meeting is scheduled for Sept. 18, 2024, where any appointment or further personnel actions would be expected to appear on the agenda.
