OGDENSBURG — Metropolis Supervisor Stephen P. Jellie has taken a job in Jackson Gap, Wyoming, as a hearth/EMS chief.
The Buckrail Day by day Information in Jackson Gap reported Sept. 22 that the present fireplace/EMS chief could be retiring and Mr. Jellie could be taking his place Nov. 1.
Mr. Jellie will likely be main the emergency response group that manages the hearth safety and emergency medical companies system for the city of Jackson and Teton County, Wyoming, in keeping with the article.
“My household and I are honored to have been chosen and searching ahead to the chance,” Mr. Jellie stated Thursday when reached for remark.
Mr. Jellie was appointed everlasting metropolis supervisor of Ogdensburg in September 2020 after being employed as a brief metropolis supervisor in July that yr.
Throughout his time as metropolis supervisor, he additionally held the hearth chief place till lately when he appointed Kenneth Stull after metropolis councilors voted in opposition to Mr. Jellie turning into the everlasting fireplace chief.
Mr. Jellie has introduced a number of totally different dates this yr when he would resign as metropolis supervisor. In February, he introduced that he would resign in July. Then the date was pushed to Nov. 30. A buyout settlement was reached in September with the Metropolis Council with phrases that he would go away town on Nov. 30.
His resignation date was amended from Nov. 30 to Nov. 4 at Monday’s Metropolis Council assembly.
All different phrases of the buyout settlement nonetheless stay, together with a one-time fee of $50,000 and the offering of medical insurance for a yr.