Lower insurance rates recommended for Dougherty employees
If the
Assistant County Administrator
"Last year at this time, we came to you and asked for a 9 percent increase in employee premiums based on projected costs of our plan," McCoy said. "Our plan performed well over the year, and the projected costs for 2018 are
"With the projected cost savings, the Insurance Review Committee is recommending that the savings go to our employees. We are asking for a decrease in premiums that will average around
County Administrator
"Coming in a year when we've had so many challenges, I fully support these savings being passed on to our employees," Commission chairman
The board will vote on the measure at its meeting next week.
Also at Monday's meeting, the board:
-- Got information on a
-- Heard a proposal by Human Resources Director
-- Was asked to consider creating a timber harvesting ordinance that will help officials track the harvesting of timber in the unincorporated portion of the county;
-- Received information on plans to make state-mandated changes to the county's soil erosion, sedimentation and pollution control ordinance.
Hall told commissioners the proposed no-show ordinance would penalize employees who do not appear for scheduled appointments at the county's Health and
The commission also got a quarterly report from County Extension Coordinator
In a special called meeting after the work session, the board voted to approve a rezoning request that will allow
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