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Committee asks State's Attorney to replace 'Administrative Assistant' references with 'County Administrator'

Compliance and Technology Ad Hoc Committee, DeWitt County · December 11, 2025
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Summary

DeWitt County's Compliance and Technology Ad Hoc Committee voted Dec. 11 to ask the State's Attorney to draft a resolution replacing all references to 'Administrative Assistant' or 'Executive Administrative Assistant' in specified Code sections with 'County Administrator' and to forward the resolution to the full County Board for adoption.

The DeWitt County Compliance and Technology Ad Hoc Committee on Dec. 11 asked the State's Attorney to draft a resolution updating multiple County Code sections so references to "Administrative Assistant" and "Executive Administrative Assistant" read "County Administrator." Pat Ryan, chair of the committee, recorded the action after members reviewed the listed code sections and the committee's proposed text.

Committee members identified §30.06(C), §30.15(L), §37.05(B), §37.06 and §37.07 as the primary sections requiring revision and directed the State's Attorney to prepare the formal resolution and forward it to the full County Board for adoption. Dee Rentmeister suggested delaying revisions in Chapter 38 until ICRMT's attorney completes a review so those edits can be made together. The committee recorded the request as formal committee action.