Washington - In their regular session on Tuesday, the supervisors received and approved reports from the recorder, auditor, ambulance and veterans’ affairs departments. The reports indicated normal activity, with revenues increasing as expected for the first time this year. Recorder Teresa Mangold noted that the quarter as “pretty steady” and reported a department balance of $844,845...
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In their regular session on Tuesday, the supervisors received and approved reports from the recorder, auditor, ambulance and veterans’ affairs departments. The reports indicated normal activity, with revenues increasing as expected for the first time this year. Recorder Teresa Mangold noted that the quarter as “pretty steady” and reported a department balance of $844,845.
The county Probation Outreach reported 115 probationers as of September 30, with 16 successful discharges, two transfers and three unsuccessful discharges. Total supervisors fee was $3,785. The program reported that 66 percent of probationers are on track to successfully complete probation, up to eight percent from the previous quarter.
In other business, the supervisors approved personnel changes for the ambulance services. Phil Reges, an EMT, moved to part-time status at $27.08 per hour, while Anthony Solomon was listed as part time at $27.60 per hour. Both changed took effect October 9.
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