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Committee approves LTE staffing levels for 2027, continuing seasonal maintenance and ranger hours

Oneida County Forestry, Land, & Recreation Committee · July 7, 2026
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Summary

The committee approved continuation of existing LTE staffing in 2027 — 1,200 hours for park maintenance and 500 hours for a ranger position — directing staff to proceed under the current plan.

Oneida County's Forestry, Land & Recreation Committee approved continuation of existing Limited Term Employee (LTE) hours for 2027 at its July 7 meeting. Tischendorf explained the department sought approval of 1,200 hours for park maintenance and 500 hours for a ranger position; Briggs moved to approve, Schultz seconded and the motion carried unanimously.

Committee members discussed the staffing request as part of routine annual planning. The vote maintains the current seasonal maintenance and ranger capacity; staff did not record proposed funding changes to those LTE hours during the meeting.