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  Negotiations for County Administrator hire turned over to County Attorney web posted November 26, 2009 EDGEFIELD – The Edgefield County Council met in executive session Wednesday afternoon to discuss the negotiations regarding their previous offer to Alton Brown as the new Edgefield County Administrator. After the county council emerged from the closed-door meeting they voted to turn the offer negotiations over to County Attorney Michael Medlock. The original offer publicly voted on was a $70,000 a year salary with no contract. However, the county council did leave open the door for a raise following a six-month probationary period. County Attorney Michael Medlock is currently vacationing in Florida and will not be back at work until Monday to begin the negotiations with Mr. Brown. Merriwether County Councilwoman Genia Blackwell, the only member of the council to hold professional human resource experience, said she felt Mr. Brown was best suited for the position of the candidates interviewed. “If Mr. Brown accepts, I think he will be an asset to our county and will have a positive impact on our county employees and our citizens’ confidence in county government.” Mr. Medlock will have to bring any offer or counter offer back to the county council in open meeting in order to accept, reject, or advise on further negotiations. It is unknown if that can be accomplished prior to the regular meeting of the county council on December 1. © Copyright 2009
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