Madison County Commissioners approve slight increase in employee health insurance costs [The Herald Bulletin, Anderson, Ind.]
Nov. 23—ANDERSON —
The Madison County Commissioners Tuesday approved the new rates that will be an average increase for employees of approximately
The commissioners will also request the
"We have been behind funding for a couple of years," Commissioner
"The commissioners will request the county council transfer
He said the employees share of the increased cost is
"It's a small increase," Richwine said of the additional costs to the employees covered by the county's health insurance plan. "I wish there didn't have to be any increase."
The health insurance cost increase is related to the COVID-19 pandemic, Richwine said, and should be covered by the county's share of the American Rescue Plan funding.
"We try to fund for actual claims," Richwine said.
In other business, It was announced that county administrator
The commissioners voted unanimously to replace Dykes with
Ecker has been serving as the director of the
The administrator's position salary for 2022 is
Richwine said he anticipates a salary increase for Ecker as county administrator.
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