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Hebron council approves allowing first-year staff to carry over accrued vacation into year two

Village of Hebron Council ยท January 6, 2026
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Summary

The Village of Hebron Council approved a change to its vacation policy on Jan. 5, 2026, allowing new staff to carry over first-year accrued vacation (the example cited was 80 hours) into their second year; council passed the motion after clarifying the change would be a handbook tweak rather than formal legislation.

The Village of Hebron Council voted to allow staff hired within a given year to carry over accrued first-year vacation into their second year, a change the moderator presented as a tweak to the employee handbook rather than new legislation.

The moderator described the prior change (moving to weekly accrual) and said it created cases in which new staff suddenly had significant balances to use before their first pay period ended. "So I'm seeking a motion to allow the staff members to carry over whatever their annual eligibility for earning is," the moderator said, illustrating the request by saying a new team member eligible to earn 80 hours in the first year should be allowed to carry those 80 hours into the second year.

Council member Giovanelli moved the change with a second from Council member Hoskinson. The clerk called roll and the motion passed (recorded as passing on roll call). Council members discussed that the change would be implemented by tweaking the employee handbook rather than through legislation.

The approved approach permits carryover of first-year accruals into the second year; the moderator said that thereafter employees would be limited to carrying over only whatever their annual eligibility is in following years. The motion as presented did not include additional details such as a formal limit beyond the example of 80 hours; the council indicated administrative staff would implement the handbook change.