Appointment of a health officer, selection of a jail architect, and updates are among the items on the Saline County Commission agenda for Tuesday.
The first of two county commission meetings is scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. Tuesday in room 107 of the City-County Building, 300 W. Ash. The meeting is scheduled to be recorded by Salina Media Connection.
A time for public comment is scheduled near the beginning of the meeting.
Commissioners are being asked to consider appointing Health Department Director Jason Tiller as the health officer for the county, with Dr. David Dupy continuing as medical consultant. If approved, the move would save the county $1,250 for 2019 and $5,000 for 2020, according to commission meeting packet information.
Other items on the county agenda for the first meeting include the following.
- Consider Policy #20.02 Minimum Employment Age — Marilyn Leamer, human resources director
- Consider Policy #20.09 Vacancy Posting — Leamer
- Consider Policy #20.1 Employment — Leamer
- Consider Policy #30.01a Pay Plan — Leamer
- Consider Policy #30.03 Employment performance Appraisal — Leamer
- Consider Policy #40.27a Use and Possession of Alcohol and Drugs — Leamer
- Consider Policy #40.51 Financial Management of Federal Funds — Leamer
- Jail Architect selection — Andrew Manley, county administrator
- Emergency Management performance Grant — Bernie Botson, deputy director, emergency management
- County Appraiser Update — Sean Robertson, county appraiser
- Pre Trial Stats Update — Andrew Pellant, pre trial program coordinator and Annie Grevas, director, community corrections
- Adoption of Kipp Sewer and RFD #1-7 fiscal year 2020 Budget — Manley
Immediately following the meeting, the commissioners are scheduled to meet in a study session in room 107B of the City-County Building. On the agenda for that meeting is Manley’s weekly update (30 minutes)
To see the entire meeting packet (a 68-page pdf), click here.