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Board records personnel actions: new police hire and planning commission appointment made matters of record
Summary
The Board of Works made several personnel items a matter of record, including posting a water department position, swearing in a new police officer Dallas Krieger, and noting appointments to the planning commission and board of works.
The Decatur City Board of Works recorded several personnel matters as matters of record, including the internal posting of a water-department vacancy, the certification of a new police officer, and planning commission appointments.
Staff reported that the water department position was posted internally to prepare for a possible employee departure; the board made that posting a matter of record. Erin (staff member) flagged the internal posting and staff explained the move was to allow time for training should the employee leave.
The board also recorded the oath of office and certificate of appointment for Dallas Krieger as a new police officer. The board voted to make the officer’s oath and certificate a matter of record by voice vote.
Additionally, the board recorded appointments to the planning commission and board of works: Jim McPhee was noted as a planning commission member and another appointment (name recorded as Jim Replete in the transcript) was entered as a matter of record for the board of works. These appointment items were treated as matters of record and approved by voice votes during the meeting.
All motions on these personnel items were approved by voice vote; no contested appointments or personnel disputes were recorded during the meeting.
