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Commissioners approve unpaid summer intern for EMA
Summary
Huntington County Emergency Management Agency was granted approval to host an unpaid summer intern who will volunteer a few hours per day during June and July; commissioners approved the internship unanimously.
Huntington County Emergency Management Agency leaders asked the commissioners to approve an unpaid summer internship opportunity. EMA Director Bob Jeffers and Deputy Director Thomas Fuller said the intern is pursuing a career in fire service or law enforcement, will continue a summer job, and plans to volunteer a few hours per day during June and July.
Commissioner Terry Stoffel moved to approve the unpaid internship; Tom Wall seconded and the motion passed unanimously, 3-0. The internship is unpaid and structured around the intern’s availability in June and July.
Why it matters: the internship provides practical exposure to emergency management and public-safety work for a local student or resident and does not create a county payroll obligation because it is unpaid.
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