Seth E. Miller has been named a full-time assistant district attorney in Carbon County.

During the county commissioners' meeting on Monday afternoon, which followed the annual salary board meeting that established the full-time position; the commissioners voted to change Miller's status from the fifth assistant district attorney to full-time. His salary will be $51,530 annually.Miller has worked as the fifth assistant district attorney for the county since March 15, 2013.In other matters, the commissioners acted on a number of service agreements for services through Area Agency on Aging.They also approved an agreement with the Carbon County Action Committee regarding the administration of the 2013-2014 Human Services Development Fund Program in the amount of $49,000.The following personnel moves also were approved:Retirement• William Schwab of Lehighton, hearing officer for Domestic Relations, effective Jan. 1.Court appointment• Sheryl M. Popowitz of Lehighton, department clerk I for Domestic Relations, effective Jan. 6.Court internship• Marques Middleton of Lansford, a Penn State University student, from Jan. 2, to May 31.Changes of status• Jennifer L. Hunsicker of Slatington, from programs fiscal coordinator to project coordinator for Planning and Development, effective Jan. 6.• Kelly T. McElmoyle of Jim Thorpe, from part-time legal secretary to legal secretary I for the Public Defender's office, effective Jan. 6.• Kathy A. Reigel of Jim Thorpe, from administrative secretary to administrative assistant, Planning and Development, effective Jan. 6.• Janet A. Staehle of Lansford, from part-time cleaning person to cleaning person in Buildings and Grounds, effective Jan. 20.• Rashunda L. Yuhas of Jim Thorpe, from domestic relations officer I to domestic relations officer II in Domestic Relations, effective Jan. 3.