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County controller outlines health insurance changes, bargaining options
Summary
County Controller Paul Compo told commissioners the county will remain with its current insurance agency but will end the no-deductible 'Plan A.' He outlined alternative cost-share options and said letters of understanding could be presented April 23 if bargaining units reach consensus.
Paul Compo, Crawford County Controller, told the board the county will stay with its current health insurance agency but will discontinue 'Plan A,' the no-deductible plan. He said that if bargaining units do not agree on an alternative, the county will remain under PA 152 and move to an 80/20 cost-sharing model.
Compo described two alternate cost-share scenarios presented to bargaining units, with projected employee and county cost changes; he said if the units reach consensus a letter of understanding will be presented for approval at the April 23 meeting. He also reported that the county's FY2025 audit was filed on time with required documentation.
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