ASOTIN, WA - Asotin County Commissioners today tabled a Merit Pay increase for Asotin County Jail Commander Jon Singleton because commissioners did not receive job evaluations for the previous two years of his employment. Commissioner Brian Shinn says pursuant to the county's personnel policy, they have "no way to make a decision without the evaluations" for 2011 and 2012 and there will be no action on the matter until they are provided to them. It is unknown if the evaluations were conducted.

The Latah County Sheriff's Office is looking for a Genesee child who never reported to school this morning.

Devon Revord, 14, was last seen at 7:30 a.m. heading to school. He was reported missing at 1:06 p.m.

"He was last seen wearing a black Carhart jacket, blue jeans, white Vans shoes and possibly an orange stocking cap," a news release from the sheriff's office read. "He has short brown hair, glasses, blue eyes, 110 pounds and is 5-feet-8 inches tall."

Officers are on scene and "search and rescue has been mobilized," the sheriff's office said.

The school is a block-and-a-half away from his home.

If you have any information on his whereabouts, contact the sheriff's office at (208) 882-2216.

UPDATE: Revord was found in the downtown Lewiston Arby's, and he is "getting a ride home," according to scanner traffic.

ASOTIN, WA - Asotin County Commissioners on Monday will consider a Merit Pay increase for Asotin County Jail Commander Jon Singleton. The 47-year-old Singleton last month received a deferred prosecution in connection with a harassment charge that was filed by the Washington State Attorney General's Office after an investigation into alleged threats he made toward the prosecutor. According to the commissioners office, merit employees are eligible for the increase every two years. The issue is on Monday's agenda and has not yet been approved.