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Committee recommends update to municipal personnel code and rules

City of Hendersonville General Committee · January 14, 2026
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Summary

The General Committee reviewed and recommended forwarding a proposed repeal and replacement of Title 4 (municipal personnel) and revised personnel rules to the full Board, after a two-year administrative review. Staff emphasized streamlining duplications and improving clarity.

The Hendersonville General Committee on Jan. 13 reviewed a proposed ordinance to repeal and replace Title 4 of the municipal code (personnel) and to amend section 2-101 related to appointee members of boards and commissions, along with adoption of revised personnel rules and regulations.

Administrative Services Director Jason Gallo told the committee the effort represents about two years of work to streamline duplicative language, simplify rules and make personnel guidance easier to understand and apply. Gallo said the code and rules are intended to be a "living document" that can be amended as future policies require.

Committee members praised the organization and clarity of the revisions. Alderman Karen Dixon moved that the committee forward the ordinance with a positive recommendation; the motion was approved by voice vote.

The committee’s action was a recommendation to the full Board of Mayor and Aldermen; final adoption or additional amendments will be recorded in the full board meeting minutes. The transcript records the committee’s positive recommendation but does not include a roll-call vote tally.