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Governance and Intergovernmental Relations Committee approves two HR classification changes by consent
Summary
The Governance and Intergovernmental Relations Committee of the City and County of Denver approved two changes to the citywide Classification and Pay Plan on April 28, 2026, via the consent agenda: Council Bill 26-0558 renaming an aviation customer-service title and abolishing a lower tier; Council Bill 26-0559 renaming a solid-waste operator title and creating a new tier.
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The Governance and Intergovernmental Relations Committee of the City and County of Denver approved two changes to the city’s Classification and Pay Plan via the consent agenda on April 28, 2026.
Council Bill 26-0558 implements Office of Human Resources’ Classification Notice #1891 to change the classification title of Aviation Customer Service Agent II to Aviation Customer Service Agent and to abolish Aviation Customer Service Agent I across the city. The transcript records the item on the consent agenda and notes it was approved by consent; the recording does not include a mover, a seconder, or a roll-call vote tally.
Council Bill 26-0559 implements Office of Human Resources’ Classification Notice #1892 to change the classification title Solid Waste Collection Operator to Waste Services Operator I and to create a new Waste Services Operator II classification, citywide. Like the previous item, the transcript shows it listed on the consent agenda and approved by consent without recorded debate or a vote tally.
The agenda packet lists Amanda Sawyer as chair and Paul Kashmann as vice-chair, along with committee members Kevin Flynn, Stacie Gilmore, Serena Gonzales-Gutierrez, Amanda Sandoval and Jamie Torres, and staff member Anne Wallace; the transcript indicates the committee "not meeting" in regular session and that these measures were handled on the consent agenda. The minutes/record do not provide additional discussion, amendments, or implementation dates for the classification changes.
Both measures were recorded as approved by consent in the committee record; the transcript does not supply vote tallies, movers, seconds or any public comment related to these items.
