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Commission appoints deputy coroner; record shows inconsistent name spellings
Summary
The commission approved the appointment of a deputy coroner after staff verification of support from the county attorney and sheriff's office; the meeting transcript spells the nominee's surname three different ways.
The Marion County commission approved appointing a deputy coroner after staff said both the county attorney and sheriff's office supported the candidate. Staff introduced the item, saying, 'I did verify with both the county attorney and the sheriff's office that they would have no issue with that or that they would support it.'
A commissioner moved to appoint the nominee and the motion passed on voice vote. The meeting record contains inconsistent spellings of the appointee's name: the transcript first lists 'Aaron Christner' when the staff item was introduced, then records the motion as 'Aaron Kushner' and later 'Aaron Krishner' in the vocal motion listing. The commission did not correct the differing spellings during the session.
The record shows the motion carried by voice vote. The county did not provide a corrected spelling on the record; the transcript contains the three variants above and the meeting minutes should be checked for the official spelling before external publication.
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