County adopts motor-vehicle-record and driver-authorization policy for employees
Aug 18, 2026
Human Resources director Andrea Mclofflin presented and the board approved a new MVR and driver-authorization policy for employees who drive county vehicles or use personal vehicles for county work; the policy will be added to the employee handbook and administered through HR with MVR runs performed by 911 staff.
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Andrea Mclofflin, the county’s human resources director, presented a new motor-vehicle-record (MVR) and driver-authorization policy for employees who drive county vehicles or use personal vehicles for county business. Commissioners approved adding the policy to the employee handbook and agreed that funding would remain in current line items for the remainder of the year before potential January budget changes.
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