Commissioners authorize hourly HR services agreement with HR Partners
Summary
Crawford County commissioners agreed to move forward with an hourly, roughly 12‑month HR services contract with HR Partners and a separate attorney agreement, with the chairman authorized to sign and monthly itemized billing requested.
Crawford County commissioners agreed to authorize a roughly 12‑month, hourly agreement with HR Partners to provide human-resources support for county needs, and to execute a related legal contract with an employment attorney.
Christina Dietrich, president of HR Partners, introduced the firm and its county work: “My name is Christina Dietrich, and I’m the president of HR Partners.” Commissioners said they expected detailed, itemized billing each month and asked that the invoices identify the staff who performed work for the county. The contract was described in the meeting as an hourly agreement that will begin immediately and continue as long as services are required; commissioners arranged to sign the primary contract and the attorney contract after the meeting and authorized the chairman to sign on behalf of the county.
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