The Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to approve a new personnel policy in response to Chuck Huckelberry's retirement.
Nicole Ludden Pima County supervisors approved several policy changes Tuesday in response to the controversy surrounding former County Administrator Chuck Huckelberry’s furtive retirement.
On top of the pension payments, Huckelberry received his regular salary from the county, which totaled $114,110 from the date his retirement took effect on July 4, 2021, through his last paycheck issued on April 15, according to county payroll records. The policy states any employee who plans to retire within ASRS but continue to work for the county must obtain approval from"the appointing authority, human resources and county administration." If rehired, such employees must notify the county of their retirement status at least 15 days before returning to work.
Supervisor Steve Christy also put up two items for discussion adjacent to the transparency issues surrounding Huckelberry’s retirement: the county’s response to public records requests and whistleblower protection for county employees. Lesher said the county is working on “meeting with communications and the clerk's office, and some of the other staff, to see what it is we might do to ensure that that process is expedited.”
"I think in light of a lot of the issues that have arisen over the termination of Mr. Huckelberry and his pay plan, it seems that there might be issues about our whistleblower policy," he said.
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