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Public commenters urge GPS tracking for timekeeping and ask whether police are on call after storm death
Summary
During public comment Anthony Pezze recommended GPS vehicle tracking to verify employee hours and locations; Clare Duran asked if police personnel are on call following a storm-related death, and Chief Mathon clarified he was not on call for that response.
During the visitors portion, Anthony Pezze told trustees that in a prior job he installed GPS tracking to verify employee locations after seeing inconsistent clock-in behavior and suggested GPS as an adjunct to any new timekeeping system for the village.
"He ended up putting in GPS systems, so he had an exact log of where that truck was any time of day or night," Pezze said, describing his experience with employer monitoring. Trustees discussed the concept as one possible tool to prevent falsified time but took no formal action.
Clare Duran asked whether police personnel are on call following a recent storm-related death. Chief Mathon said he was not on call for that 911 call; he and another responder explained ambulance crews may arrive before other officials in some circumstances. No policy change was recorded; the exchange was recorded as a public-comment question and staff clarification.
