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Merit System Commission certifies street maintenance hiring list after discussion of CDL rules
Summary
The Merit System Commission voted July 16 to certify and release a list of applicants for a full‑time street maintenance worker, while commissioners and staff discussed commercial driver's license (CDL) classes and endorsements that could affect work assignments and promotions.
The Merit System Commission certified and released a list of applicants for a full‑time street maintenance worker at a July 16 meeting that began at 9:11 a.m., and commissioners heard an extended staff discussion of commercial driver's license (CDL) classes, endorsements and how those rules affect promotion and vehicle assignment.
The certified hiring list covers applicants who passed the written test portion of the selection process; staff said the written passing score for the exam was 60. Commissioners approved releasing the list so departmental interviews can proceed, while staff will verify which applicants hold required CDLs before scheduling interviews.
Why it matters: CDL class and endorsement requirements determine who can legally operate certain city vehicles and tow trailers. Commissioners flagged the issue because promotions and some day‑to‑day tasks in the street…
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