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Louisa County records several hires and a dispatch resignation
Summary
The board reviewed payroll changes including new hires for Conservation, Naturalist Intern and Toolesboro Museum positions with hourly rates; Kathryn Crumly's resignation from Dispatch was recorded.
The Louisa County Board of Supervisors reviewed a set of payroll actions during the May 12 meeting. New hires and hourly rates documented in the minutes include Mason Cooley as Conservation Aide at $14.25/hour; Brelynn Randall as Naturalist Intern at $14.50/hour; and three Toolesboro Museum positions (Nonie Crumly, Lynette Maine-Moore, Ann Kauffman) each at $14.25/hour. The minutes also note the resignation of Kathryn Crumly from the Dispatch position.
The board’s review of payroll items was recorded in the minutes but no motion or vote is shown for these personnel entries; they were listed as reviewed rather than separately adopted. The changes will be processed through personnel/payroll channels as standard county procedure.
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