The Marshall County Commissioners conducted their first meeting of 2024 on Tuesday morning. The first order of business was the reorganization of the board. Commissioner Kevin Overmyer made the recommendation to retain the same officers and Commissioner Burroughs seconded the motion. It passed with a 3-0 vote. Stan Klotz will remain President, Mike Burroughs will
Last month, Annette Haining, the Tobacco Education Coordinator for Marshall County asked the county commissioners to consider amending the county’s current Smoke-Free policy giving it more details and making it more effective. She presented them with a sample policy for consideration. The current policy is one paragraph long and prohibits smoking, including E-cigarettes in all
The Marshall County Commissioners had a busy agenda for Monday’s meeting. Several ordinances were approved on their second and third readings. The county’s H.R. Administrator Jennifer Daake presented the ordinance amending the county’s Personal Policies Handbook for second reading. The ordinance amendment clarifies holiday pay, sick days, and personal days. The ordinance does state that
The Marshall County Commissioners meet Monday at 8:30 in their second-floor meeting room of the County Building. The commissioners have a full agenda including an update on the Highway Department from Superintendent Jason Peters along with the quarterly report from the Council on Aging by Executive Director Janis Holiday. Jennifer Daake the county’s HR Administrator
On October 16th the Marshall County Commissioners heard a request from Jennifer Daake, the county’s HR Administrator to amend the Personnel Policies Handbook to better clarify the holiday, sick, and personal time. The commissioners had been emailed the ordinance before the meeting and didn’t have any questions during the public meeting on the amendment. The