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Steuben County approves new paramedic and EMT positions and appoints deputy E-911 director

Steuben County Administration Committee · June 9, 2026
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Summary

The committee approved creation of two paramedic positions (CSEA Grade N), two EMT positions (CSEA Grade F), and appointing the Deputy Director of E-911 above mid-point at Management Grade H, Step 10 ($88,947); motions carried unanimously and require resolutions where noted.

During the personnel portion of the agenda, the Administration Committee approved several Emergency Services measures. Legislator Scott J. Van Etten moved to appoint the Deputy Director of E-911 above the mid-point at Management Grade H, Step 10, with an annual salary of $88,947; the motion was seconded by Brian C. Schu and carried 5-0. The committee also approved creating two paramedic positions (CSEA Grade N, $58,7122d$86,878) and two Emergency Medical Technician positions (CSEA Grade F, $39,7532d$59,090), motions carried unanimously.

Committee members recorded that the personnel actions require resolutions and follow normal hiring and classification procedures. The approvals will allow the Department of Emergency Services to expand staffing capacity and formalize the deputy E-911 appointment; details on hiring timelines and funding sources were not specified in the meeting minutes.