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Civil Service Commission adopts Clancy's findings on exam protests for questions 95, 112 and 116

Alliance Civil Service Commission · March 24, 2026
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Summary

The Alliance Civil Service Commission voted to adopt a consultant report from Clancy that recommended denying protests on questions 95 and 116 and removing question 112 from the exam; the motion passed unanimously.

The Alliance Civil Service Commission voted on March 24, 2026 to adopt Clancy's determinations regarding protests to specific civil service exam questions. Commissioner Matt Mohr moved to approve the consultant's findings and Chair Renee Young seconded; the motion passed with all members in agreement.

Clancy's packet recommended that question 95 be denied based on its findings, that question 112 be accepted and removed from the exam, and that question 116 be denied. "Mohr moves to approve Clancy's determinations for questions 95, 112, and 116," the minutes record. The commission deferred to Clancy's recommendation regarding the removal of question 112.

The decision resolves formal protests tied to the administration of the civil service exam for Alliance City and implements the consultant's specific corrections to the exam as recorded in the meeting packet. No dissenting votes or recorded abstentions were noted in the minutes.