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Civil Service Commission adopts remaining redlined administrative changes and updates rule 17.13 wording
Summary
The commission voted April 6 to approve outstanding redlined administrative rule changes; City Manager Albert Tripp reported Attorney Kim Kamel advised inserting the word "city" into rule 17.13. The commission approved the edits and Tripp said he will incorporate and redistribute the revised document.
The Civil Service Commission on April 6 approved the remaining redlined administrative changes to its rules and accepted a wording update to rule 17.13 recommended after legal review. City Manager Albert Tripp told commissioners that Attorney Kim Kamel reviewed the draft and advised adding the word "city" to rule 17.13; the commission approved incorporating that change into the redlined document.
Commissioner/Chair Hank Bynaker moved to approve all remaining redlined administrative changes; Commissioner Bill Campbell seconded the motion and it passed. Tripp said he will incorporate the redline edits into the document and redistribute the updated version to commissioners.
At the start of the meeting the commission also approved the meeting agenda and the March 2, 2026 minutes by voice vote. No executive session or hearings were held. The commission adjourned at 1:18 p.m. and scheduled its next meeting for May 4, 2026 at 1:00 p.m.
Votes at a glance: agenda approved (motion by Bill Campbell, second by Hank Bynaker; outcome: approved), minutes approved (motion by Bill Campbell, second by Hank Bynaker; outcome: approved), approval to use November 2025 firefighter candidate list (motion by Bill Campbell, second by Hank Bynaker; outcome: approved), approval of remaining redlined administrative changes including rule 17.13 wording update (motion by Hank Bynaker, second by Bill Campbell; outcome: approved).
