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Civil Service Commission approves minutes, appointment and laborer exam
Summary
At a Nov. 13 Civil Service Commission meeting, members approved minutes from Aug. 27, confirmed an appointment for an assistant service director, authorized a laborer examination and adjourned at 3:01 p.m.; the transcript shows an attendance discrepancy for Commissioner Beck.
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The Civil Service Commission met Nov. 13, 2025, and approved minutes from its Aug. 27 meeting, confirmed an appointment for an assistant service director and authorized a laborer examination before adjourning at 3:01 p.m.
The meeting opened at 3:00 p.m. and the presiding officer called the roll. The roll-call responses recorded Commissioner Holderbaum and Commissioner Conti as present and Commissioner Beck as absent. Shortly after, a motion to approve the Aug. 27 minutes was made and seconded; the roll call on that motion recorded Holderbaum and Conti voting yes and the motion carried.
The commission then took up an appointment for an assistant service director. A motion to approve the appointment was made and seconded; the roll call recorded Holderbaum and Beck voting yes and the motion carried. The transcript records Beck as absent at the initial roll call but later records a yea vote from Beck on this appointment.
Commissioners next approved a motion to authorize a laborer examination. A motion and second were recorded and the roll call recorded Holderbaum and Conti voting yes; the motion carried.
No other new business was offered. A motion to adjourn was moved and seconded, and the meeting was adjourned at 3:01 p.m.
The transcript records procedural motions and roll-call votes but contains inconsistent entries on attendance and name spelling (the transcript alternates between "Conti" and "Conte," and records Beck as both absent and later voting). Those inconsistencies are reflected here rather than reconciled to external records.

