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Council moves Personnel Policy Manual revisions back for further review on paid time off

City of Langley City Council · February 17, 2026
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Summary

Mayor Kennedy Horstman outlined an update process begun in 2024 and said the most significant changes in the draft concern paid time off and accrued but unused time off; council members agreed to return the item after FPLC review.

Mayor Kennedy Horstman reviewed the Personnel Policy Manual update, noting the process began in 2024 and that the draft’s most significant changes relate to paid time off and accrued but unused time off. The council moved the item from Resolutions to Discussion to allow further review by the Finance, Personnel and Legislative Committee (FPLC).

Council members did not vote to adopt the manual at the Feb. 17 meeting. Horstman said there will be additional conversations and that the policy will come back to the council after the FPLC completes another review; no implementation timeline beyond that direction was recorded in the excerpt.