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City outlines hiring plans and splash-pad opening schedule
Summary
Officials said the city is advertising internships and seasonal positions, continuing recruitment for a full-time code-enforcement officer, and plans to open the splash pad the Tuesday after Memorial Day with hours Tuesday–Saturday, 9 a.m.–6 p.m.; staff posting is being coordinated by Brad.
Speaker 2 said the city has posted or will post job openings for city-hall interns (high school or college age), a part-time library summer helper, and is continuing recruitment for a full-time code-enforcement officer after limited response to initial postings. Speaker 1 asked whether the city could post listings on platforms such as Indeed or LinkedIn to broaden outreach; Speaker 3 said Brad is "working on it right now." Speaker 2 noted Brad frequently communicates outside regular office hours and has been diligent in handling postings.
On the splash pad, Speaker 2 said the city plans to hire two part-time staff and expects the splash pad to open the Tuesday after Memorial Day with hours Tuesday–Saturday, 9 a.m.–6 p.m. Speaker 2 also noted the library sign is powered and that the signs for the elementary and middle schools are up but not yet wired.
Why this matters: Staffing decisions affect the city's ability to run seasonal amenities and maintain code enforcement; the splash pad opening is a near-term service change residents will notice.
