Committee debates splitting police clerk pay with municipal court role
September 10, 2026 | Seadrift, Calhoun County, Texas
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A Committee member asked to "straighten out the police clerk's salary" and proposed splitting the position's pay between the police department and municipal court, arguing the role serves both functions. The member said the change would better reflect duties and make staffing more efficient.
Speakers discussed practical staffing options, including shifting hours so a 10-hour employee could take on municipal clerk tasks and training a staffer to handle municipal-court duties. The Chair and Committee member debated whether available work justified a 20-hour allocation and agreed to examine job descriptions and duty assignments before making a change.
Speakers discussed practical staffing options, including shifting hours so a 10-hour employee could take on municipal clerk tasks and training a staffer to handle municipal-court duties. The Chair and Committee member debated whether available work justified a 20-hour allocation and agreed to examine job descriptions and duty assignments before making a change.
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