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At a glance: Steuben County Administration Committee approves two appointments, adjourns
Summary
The Special Administration Committee on May 18 approved two personnel appointments — a Youth Bureau coordinator salary placement and the appointment of Brian Logsdon as undersheriff — each carried 5-0, then adjourned; minutes were submitted by Deputy Clerk Amanda L. Chapman.
The Steuben County Administration Committee met May 18 in Bath and recorded two formal personnel actions in the minutes: approval of a Youth Bureau Coordinator salary placement (Management Grade O, Step 15, $91,925) and appointment of Brian Logsdon as Undersheriff (Management Grade J, Step 12, $113,510). Both motions were recorded as unanimous, 5-0. The minutes show the motions as: "APPOINTING THE YOUTH BUREAU COORDINATOR ABOVE THE MID-POINT OF MANAGEMENT GRADE O AT STEP 15 - $91,925.00 MADE BY MR. HANNA. SECONDED BY MR. SCHU. ALL BEING IN FAVOR. MOTION CARRIES 5-0." and "APPOINTING UNDERSHERIFF BRIAN LOGSDON ABOVE THE MID-POINT OF MANAGEMENT GRADE J AT STEP 12 - $113,510.00 MADE BY MR. VAN ETTEN. SECONDED BY MR. HANNA. ALL BEING IN FAVOR. MOTION CARRIES 5-0."
Committee Chair William Thew called the meeting to order at 9:55 a.m.; the minutes indicate that Committee member K. Michael Hanna later moved to adjourn, seconded by Brian C. Schu, and the motion carried 5-0. The minutes were "Respectfully Submitted by Amanda L. Chapman, Deputy Clerk, Steuben County Legislature."
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