The Adair County Board of Supervisors, Monday, will act on appointing a new County Auditor. Their meeting takes place 9-a.m. in the Adair County Secondary Roads’ Office Building.

Current Auditor Mindy Schaefer resigned last month after 11-years on the job. Her last meeting was March 27th, and her last day on the job was Friday, March 29th. Schaefer moves into her new position Monday, as the Union County Assessor. The Adair County Supervisors published a notice of their intentions to appoint a person to succeed Schaefer rather than hold a special election. It’s expected they will move to appoint her Deputy Auditor Mandy Berg to the higher post. Berg has served the County for eight-years.

After making Berg’s appointment, the Board will act on the appointment of a Deputy Auditor and Information Technology/Elections Deputy.  Adair County residents have 14-days following the appointment to submit a petition calling for a special election. If there are no petitions, Berg will continue as Auditor until the term expires in 2020.

In other business, the Adair County Board of Supervisors will hold a Public Hearing with regard to a road classification for Quebec Ave to a Level C road, and County Engineer Nick Kauffman will present a resolution for the Board to sign, with regard to reducing the level of maintenance to area service “C” Road (E-10, Grove Township), as well as his regular report on Maintenance and Activities. The Board will also receive a Manure Management Plan (MMP) Update.