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Board acknowledges sheriff's hire and agrees to shift DARE and forfeiture funds toward county K9 program
Summary
The Board acknowledged the hiring of Amy Norby as a dispatcher/jailer effective Aug. 10, 2026, and by consensus agreed to move DARE and forfeiture fund balances into a K9 Fund for the Sheriff's Office, with the change to be reflected in a forthcoming budget amendment.
The Chickasaw County Board of Supervisors on July 27 acknowledged the hiring of Amy Norby as a dispatcher/jailer in the Sheriff's Office, with a starting wage of $23.64 effective Aug. 10, 2026.
"Acknowledge the hiring of Amy Norby's as a dispatcher/jailer with a starting wage of $23.64 as outlined in the union contract effective August 10, 2026 for the Sheriff's Office," the board recorded in its minutes after a motion by Supervisor Breitbach, seconded by Supervisor Carter; roll call was all Ayes.
Separately, the board discussed reassigning the DARE Fund balance and forfeiture fund balance to a K9 Fund for the Sheriff's Office. The minutes record a consensus of the board to permit use of those funds for the K9 program and to include the change in a budget amendment; no formal roll-call motion was recorded for the fund transfer.
The actions will require the county auditor to include the fund transfers in a formal budget amendment and to report back to the board with accounting details.
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