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Board approves routine personnel items including probation and military leaves; votes recorded

2999995 · April 15, 2025
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Summary

The Civil Service Board approved routine personnel motions: a 12‑month probation extension for a police officer, placement on a reemployment list, and multiple military leaves and reemployment requests; actions were approved by voice or roll call as noted in minutes.

The Civil Service Board acted on a set of routine personnel items early in the meeting, approving motions related to probation extensions, reemployment list placement, and military leaves.

Motions recorded in the transcript included a request from Police Chief Emmanuel A. Morales to extend the probationary period of Delfa (Delpha) Ramos Ponce de Leon for 12 months beyond May 8 (the employee stated she agreed with the extension); the board approved the extension by voice vote. The board also approved placing Rosemond Linderold (client support specialist supervisor) on a reemployment list per Civil Service Rule 12.4; that motion passed. Several military leave requests were approved, including leaves without pay for officers returning from military service and reemployment requests after honorable discharge; those motions passed by voice vote or roll call as recorded in the minutes.

Other docket notations (D1–D4) were taken as "take note" items; continuances were granted for several hearing items (E2, E3) where counsel asked for continuances and the board approved. The board also approved minutes and routine housekeeping motions at the meeting start.

These items were handled with brief presentation and voice votes or short roll calls; no substantive policy debate accompanied these routine personnel matters in the transcript excerpts.