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Council approves CDL reimbursement agreement for public works employee

Prescott City Council · July 27, 2026
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Summary

The council approved a CDL certification reimbursement agreement for Public Works employee Ryder Doyle; the training costs total $2,044 under the city's prorated reimbursement policy.

City Administrator Matt Wolf presented a CDL certification reimbursement agreement between the City of Prescott and Public Works employee Ryder Doyle. Wolf explained the city adopted a CDL reimbursement policy on July 14, 2025 that provides financial assistance for employees obtaining a CDL while requiring prorated repayment of training costs if an employee leaves or is terminated before completing a required service period.

The total cost of CDL training and certification is $2,044. Alderpersons Bailey Ruona and Maureen Otwell moved to approve the agreement; the motion passed without a negative voice vote. The agreement is intended to support recruitment and retention of CDL-certified staff who perform snow plowing, dirt hauling and other Public Works activities.