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Sherman County Court approves select merit increases, denies others and a classification change
Summary
During its March 9 special session, Sherman County Court authorized two-step increases for two employees, denied a two-step request for one employee, approved a certificate-based step if completed, and rejected a proposed classification change for another employee; all votes were 3-0.
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Sherman County Court approved two-step increases for Joseph Blunt and Amy Phelps after a motion by Commissioner Justin Miller, seconded by Commissioner Joan Bird; the vote was recorded as 3-0 in favor. In the same series of personnel actions the Court denied a two-step increase request for employee Nick Weis in a separate 3-0 vote.
Commissioner Miller also moved to authorize a one-certificate increase for Kyle Pfeifer contingent on verification of completion; that motion passed 3-0. Separately, the Court denied a proposed classification change for Steve Biagi (from a 6 to a 7) because the submitted job description did not show a substantial change in duties — that denial also passed 3-0. Each action was recorded in the Compensation Board decisions portion of the special session minutes.
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