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Council hears update on local worker 'Tiffany' and short-term funding status

Bryce Canyon City Council · September 4, 2025
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Summary

Council discussed maintaining hours for a locally based worker identified as Tiffany (about 1,019 hours reported), an estimated $31,000 cost to retain coverage, and a recent $25,000 receipt with roughly $6,000 remaining.

Council members discussed staffing levels and short-term funding for a local worker identified in the meeting as 'Tiffany.' Speaker 3 reported Tiffany 'worked thousand and 19 hours' (interpreted in the meeting as about 1,019 hours) and said the city could maximize her hours to maintain coverage. Speaker 3 estimated retaining that coverage would cost 'about 31,000.'

Speaker 3 told the council the city recently received $25,000 and that there remained 'just short of $6,000' from prior funds. Speaker 1 asked whether the current funds would last until spring; Speaker 3 said they would check with 'Camille' and report back. Speaker 3 emphasized that other staff provide back-up coverage and that Tiffany's work helps increase outreach and presence in the area.

The discussion focused on budgeting and how to stretch contracted or allocated hours across peak months; no formal budget appropriation or vote on staffing funding appears in the transcript. Council members also discussed reporting frequency and the speaker's preference to update the council as funds are depleted rather than attend every meeting.