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LIVERMORE The Livermore Board of Selectpersons voted Monday night not to change the weekly pay period for municipal employees.
It will remain Monday through Sunday.
At their Oct. 26 meeting, selectpersons voted to adopt a Saturday-to-Friday pay period, and to move board meetings to Tuesdays, beginning with the new year.
“We wouldn’t have to move meetings on (Monday) holidays,” Administrative assistant Aaron Miller said in October.
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After speaking with treasurer Mary Castonguay, Miller suggested keeping the pay period as is, with the payroll information due at noon Monday.
“There was a lot of confusion about that (the change),” Miller said. “Unless there’s a better reason to change it.”
CANTON A line of vehicles on Wertz Avenue NW awaited entrance to the Stark County Fairgrounds from both directions Wednesday.
People arrived as early as 7:30 a.m. to get a free COVID-19 test no registration required. Canton City Public Health and the Ohio National Guard partnered with other state and local agencies to host the event.
Canton Health Commissioner James Adams said officials closed the gates about 2:30 p.m. when the site reached capacity. The last vehicle left the fairgrounds about 4 p.m., and a total of 661 tests were administered. We appreciate everybody s patience as they work through the process, Adams said.