Granite County approves swearing in two additional deputy coroners, discusses budget impact
December 23, 2025 | Granite County , Montana
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The Granite County Commission approved a motion on Dec. 23 to swear in two additional deputy coroners to restore typical staffing levels for coroner services.
Commissioners and staff discussed the budget impact. The coroner’s office said the county maintains a coroner budget and that funds exist to cover the near-term cost; staff cited numbers for the remainder of the fiscal year but the transcript language was not definitive. Commissioners approved swearing in the deputies and asked the coroner to relay staffing and payroll details to county payroll staff.
Ending: The swearing-in was authorized at the meeting; staff will update payroll and report any additional budget needs in subsequent budget cycles.
Commissioners and staff discussed the budget impact. The coroner’s office said the county maintains a coroner budget and that funds exist to cover the near-term cost; staff cited numbers for the remainder of the fiscal year but the transcript language was not definitive. Commissioners approved swearing in the deputies and asked the coroner to relay staffing and payroll details to county payroll staff.
Ending: The swearing-in was authorized at the meeting; staff will update payroll and report any additional budget needs in subsequent budget cycles.
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