Nobles County hires despite hiring freeze
February 8, 2011 at 10:02 am in Worthington Daily Globe
WORTHINGTON Though still under a hiring freeze, Nobles County commissioners on Tuesday approved requests to fill two vacancies for full-time positions, including a deputy registrar and maintenance supervisor. Continue Reading&
“I would like to see us wait a couple of months and see how they work out with two (employees)” Lestico said.
Well Vern I would have liked to see you not give your self a raise based on the county’s economic situation but that did not happen. Why dont we see if we can get by a couple of months with out a county administrator or some of his staff.
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“The heater will be replaced with a gas heater at a cost of $28,260. Money was allocated from the building fund for the purchase of energy saving items, and the switch from electric to gas is estimated to save the county more than $3,000.” Please tell me that’s a typo. A new electric heater shouldn’t be more than $2,000. I’m not good at math but something doesn’t add up.
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Wonder how far away the gas line is?
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