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Public Works moves to four-day, 10-hour schedule on probation
Summary
Public Works Director Troy Davidson proposed and council approved a return to a four-day workweek—10-hour days Monday–Thursday from 6:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.—with three designated staff on Fridays; the change is on probation through October.
Public Works Director Troy Davidson told the council he would "like to go back to a 4-day work week, 10 hours per day working from 6:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on Monday-Thursday and on Friday, he will designate 3 guys to work those hours." Councilmember Judd Johns recommended a probationary period through October to assess the change; Councilmember Kevin Deshazo expressed support. The council approved the schedule change and the probationary review by roll call.
The change is recorded as a formal motion and includes specific coverage on Fridays to ensure operational continuity. City staff will monitor performance during the probation period and report back to the council.
