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Personnel committee flags wastewater staffing as priority; council seeks a controller
Summary
Council members said wastewater treatment staffing is a priority, discussed recruitment and summer help, and confirmed the city is looking for a comptroller as advised by the state controller's office.
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Council members reported personnel work this month focused on the wastewater treatment plant and on recruiting additional staff and summer help.
A personnel committee member said the committee held a productive meeting and emphasized that wastewater-plant staffing is a priority; he noted overtime is common and that hiring and retention affect water quality work. Council members said the search for a municipal controller is underway, citing guidance from the state controller’s office.
The personnel committee scheduled its next meeting for May 13 at 11 a.m. and invited public attendance; council members emphasized that any additional summer hires depend on final budget decisions.

