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The Euclid Civil Service Commission made significant strides in updating the eligibility list for the Euclid Fire Department during their meeting on January 21, 2025. The commission voted unanimously to abolish the previous entrance examination list and certify a new list of candidates, ensuring that the selection process reflects accurate educational qualifications.

The decision to replace the old list stemmed from discrepancies identified in the educational credentials of two candidates, Andrew Pindor and another individual, which affected their rankings. The city of Lyndhurst had contacted the commission regarding these errors, prompting a review and the creation of a corrected eligibility list. This new list was presented to the commission for approval.
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After a brief discussion, the commission members agreed that abolishing the outdated list was necessary to maintain the integrity of the hiring process. Following this, they moved to certify the new list, which will serve as the official entry list for the fire department moving forward.

The commission's actions not only rectify previous mistakes but also reinforce their commitment to a fair and transparent hiring process. The new eligibility list is now in effect, paving the way for the next steps in the recruitment of qualified candidates for the Euclid Fire Department.

Converted from Euclid OH, Civil Service Commission Meeting 01/21/2025 meeting on January 21, 2025
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