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Las Vegas civil service trustees certify and extend eligible lists, abolish network-administration-specialist list
Summary
At its Feb. 12 meeting the Board of Civil Service Trustees approved minutes, certified multiple eligible lists for city positions, extended several existing lists and voted to abolish the eligible list for network administration specialist. No public comment was received.
The Board of Civil Service Trustees in Las Vegas approved the minutes of its Jan. 22, 2025, meeting and took several personnel-administration actions on Feb. 12, 2025, certifying new eligible lists, extending others and abolishing the eligible list for network administration specialist.
The actions affect candidate eligibility pools used by city departments to hire or promote employees. Board members present voted to carry the motions by voice; the meeting record shows affirmative "Aye" responses and the chair declared each item carried.
The board certified eligible lists for the following positions as read at the meeting: aquatics leader (open); control center supervisor (open); custodian (open); facilities field supervisor (open); fire apparatus mechanic I (open); fire apparatus mechanic II (open); fire apparatus mechanic III (open); parks and recreation equipment operator I (open); process control analyst (open); and senior technical systems analyst (open). A motion to approve those certifications was made from the board and the motion carried.
The board also voted to extend eligible lists for corrections sergeant (promotional); EMS field coordinator (promotional); parking enforcement officer (open); senior accounting technician, municipal court (open); and senior GIS analyst (open). A motion to approve the extensions was moved and carried.
Separately, the board voted to abolish the eligible list for network administration specialist. A motion to abolish that list was moved and carried.
The board opened the meeting, confirmed a quorum and asked whether it was in compliance with the open meeting law; a staff member confirmed it was. The agenda allowed public comment in two places, and no members of the public addressed the board during either public-comment period. The meeting then adjourned.
Votes at a glance
- Item 4 — Approve minutes of the regular meeting of Jan. 22, 2025: Motion carried (voice votes recorded as "Aye" by members present). Mover: Member Stamper; second: not specified.
- Item 5 — Certify eligible lists (aquatics leader; control center supervisor; custodian; facilities field supervisor; fire apparatus mechanic I/II/III; parks and rec equipment operator I; process control analyst; senior technical systems analyst): Motion carried (voice votes recorded as "Aye" by members present). Mover: Member Poticello; second: not specified.
- Item 6 — Extend eligible lists (corrections sergeant, promotional; EMS field coordinator, promotional; parking enforcement officer, open; senior accounting technician, municipal court, open; senior GIS analyst, open): Motion carried (voice votes recorded as "Aye" by members present). Mover: Member Stamper; second: not specified.
- Item 7 — Abolish eligible list for network administration specialist: Motion carried (voice votes recorded as "Aye" by members present). Mover: Member Poticello; second: not specified.
The record does not include roll-call vote tallies by individual member name; votes are recorded in the transcript as affirmative "Aye" responses and each item was declared carried.
