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Council approves multiple routine resolutions including holidays, pay and personnel changes
Summary
At its meeting the Trussville City Council approved a package of routine resolutions: the 2025 holiday schedule, two early-closing days, a longevity pay schedule, unpaid leave requests, and job-classification changes for library and city staff (Resolutions 2024-25, 20246, 2024-61, 2024-62, 2024-63, 2024-64, 2024-65).
The Trussville City Council approved a set of routine administrative and personnel resolutions during the regular meeting.
Key approvals included: the 2025 city holiday schedule (Resolution 2024-25), which lists New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Good Friday, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Veterans Day, two days for Thanksgiving, and Christmas Eve and Christmas Day; a resolution to allow early closings at 3 p.m. on Monday, Dec. 23 and Tuesday, Dec. 31 (recorded in the transcript as '20246'); and Resolution 2024-61 approving longevity pay tiers (0–4 years: $0; 5–9 years: $400; 10–14 years: $500; 15–19 years: $750; 20+ years: $1,000).
Personnel actions approved included two unpaid-leave resolutions: a pre-planned vacation leave (resolution noted as 202462 in the transcript) and an unpaid medical leave (Resolution 2024-63) for an employee in a probationary period who does not qualify for FMLA; the council noted repayment of the employee’s full health-insurance premium obligation for the leave period. The council also approved Resolution 2024-64 to add two library job classifications (Marketing and Programming Specialist; Part-time Children and Young Adults Services Assistant) and Resolution 2024-65 to implement several Civil Service Board recommendations, including adding municipal court administrator and public works operations manager positions, updating multiple job descriptions, and changing the pay grade for Public Works truck driver.
All the listed resolutions were moved, seconded and approved by voice vote during the meeting; no recorded roll-call tallies appear in the public transcript.
