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City Council Approves Hazard Pay for Hurricane Workers

October 23, 2024 | Dawsonville, Dawson County, Georgia


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City Council Approves Hazard Pay for Hurricane Workers
In a recent government meeting, city officials addressed the impact of Hurricane Helene on local staff and emergency services. Council member Sawyer proposed a motion to ratify the mayor's emergency declaration from September 25 and to implement a hazard pay of $5 per hour for public works and utility employees who worked during the hurricane on September 26 and 27. Additionally, administrative staff will receive their regular pay without the need to use paid time off (PTO) for those dates.

The motion was seconded by council member French, and after some clarification on the voting process, the council moved forward with the discussion. Council members expressed gratitude for the dedication of city employees who worked through the hurricane, highlighting their collaboration with county services and the positive feedback received from the community.

The meeting concluded without the need for an executive session, and a motion to adjourn was passed unanimously. The council's actions reflect a commitment to supporting city employees during emergencies while ensuring the continuity of essential services.

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