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ST. PETER Nicollet County commissioners unanimously approved a separation agreement with human resources director/assistant county administrator Jamie Haefner Tuesday.
Action came without discussion on a motion by Commissioner Marie Dranttel, seconded by Commissioner Jack Kolars.
On April 2, commissioners accepted Haefner’s resignation. Under the agreement, in exchange for the release of claims, the County shall pay Haefner her regular salary at her final rate of pay, dental, and health insurance contributions through June 25, beginning the pay period after her right to rescind her release of all claims expires.
Haefner is deemed to have elected COBRA coverage effective April 2. No additional leave benefits shall accrue following her March 25 resignation date.
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NICOLLET COUNTY Nicollet County commissioners unanimously accepted a separation agreement with county administrator Ryan Krosch and the resignation of human resources director/assistant county administrator Jamie Haefner Thursday.
Action came without discussion to accept Krosch’s separation agreement that he irrevocably and voluntarily resign effective March 23, 2021, motion by Commissioner Denny Kemp, seconded by Marie Dranttel.
According to the agreement, it is not considered an admission of wrongdoing on the part of Krosch or the County or any of its employees, officials, or agents.
The specific reason for the agreement is to resolve the employment relationship in an expeditious and amicable fashion.
Nicollet County parts ways with two top administrators
Nicollet County parts ways with two top administrators By Bernadette Heier | April 1, 2021 at 7:09 PM CDT - Updated April 1 at 7:09 PM
ST. PETER Minn. (KEYC) - At Thursday’s special county board meeting, Nicollet County agreed to part ways with both its county administrator and its human resources director.
A unanimous vote accepted the separation agreement with County Administrator Ryan Krosch and the resignation of Jamie Haefner, head of human resources and the Assistant County Administrator.
No reason has been disclosed for the changes to the public. To temporarily fill those positions, the board appointed Mary Landkammer, Director of Property Services as the interim County Administrator.
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NICOLLET COUNTY The Nicollet County Board of Commissioners special meeting on Thursday, April 1 to consider personnel and other issues will be a virtual meeting on Zoom.
The meeting begins at 9 a.m. by telephone or other electronic means due to the COVID 19 pandemic, resulting state and federal emergency declarations and guidance limiting unnecessary person-to-person contact.
Commissioners met virtually March 18 and closed the meeting for preliminary consideration of allegations or charges against individuals subject to the board’s authority, pursuant to Minnesota Statutes Chapter 13D.
Agenda items for the April 1 meeting include:
⢠Consideration of a separation agreement with Nicollet County Administrator Ryan Krosch.