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Chair to circulate anonymous employee survey; follow-up meeting set

Binghamton City Council Employees Committee · July 30, 2026
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Summary

The chair said she will draft an anonymous survey for all city employees to collect feedback that will inform the committee's priorities, including the intake form and evaluation review. The committee voted to adjourn and agreed to schedule a follow-up meeting to review the documents.

As the meeting closed, the chair said she planned to draft an anonymous survey to solicit feedback from all city employees and to circulate the draft at the follow-up meeting for committee comment.

"My goal is that this survey will go out to all city employees looking for their feedback," the chair said, and she asked committee members to review the draft at the next meeting. Participants also requested an organizational chart and departmental documentation on evaluation practices to inform further discussion.

The chair then moved to adjourn (referred to as "return"); a verbal affirmative was recorded and one participant indicated they were a non-voting member. The committee agreed to reconvene to examine the drafted intake form, decision trees and departmental materials.