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County hires new emergency management director

By Greg Bebermeyer

04/02/2019

James Stuart/photo credit: city of Horton

(KNZA)--A new Brown County emergency management director has been hired.

The Brown County Commission Monday approved the hiring of James Stuart, of Horton, for the position at an annual salary of $40,000.

The position had previously been part-time but Commissioners decided to make it full-time.

Stuart, who currently serves as an officer with the Horton Police Department, is expected to begin work April 15.

He was among three candidates interviewed last week from among nine applicants.

Stuart replaces Randy Linck, who resigned from the position in February, but continues to serve as undersheriff.

Following an executive session, the Commission approved the promotion of Manuel “ Manny” Martinez to head courthouse custodian for a six month trial period. It will be re-evaluated at that time.

Alvin “ Buzz” Siebenmorgen, who currently serves as head custodian, is retiring effective April 6.

Commission Chairman Keith Olsen presented a plaque to Siebenmorgen in recognition of his 21 years with the county.

Following interviews with four individuals for the open custodian position, the Commission voted to offer the job to Ben Walker.

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