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Elk County board approves reclassification of court staff position

Elk County Board of Commissioners ยท January 22, 2026
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Summary

The board approved agenda item 6.5 to reclassify a deputy probate/recorder position into a diversion officer/recorder and return the deputy probate role to part time, per union agreement.

The Elk County Board of Commissioners voted to approve a staffing change for court employees in agenda item 6.5. The board accepted a motion to reclassify the deputy probate/recorder position into a diversion officer/recorder and to return the deputy probate role to part time "as per union." The chair led the motion and the board voted in favor.

According to the chair, the change was presented on the consent agenda and approved during the meeting. The chair described the proposed change in the meeting record: "6.5 court staff is to switch from the deputy probate slash recorder position to a diversion officer slash recorder and put the deputy probate back to part time as per union," and the motion received a second and an affirmative vote with no opposition reported. The board did not record mover/second by name in the transcript and no additional staffing details (effective date, incumbent, or salary implications) were provided in the meeting minutes.