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Civil service board approves Jan. 20 minutes, discusses compensatory time policy

Municipal Police Employees’ Civil Service Board · March 17, 2026
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Summary

The Municipal Police Employees’ Civil Service Board met March 17, 2026, at Mandeville City Hall and approved the drafted Jan. 20 minutes; the board also discussed a compensatory time off policy but recorded no vote.

The Municipal Police Employees’ Civil Service Board met March 17, 2026, at Mandeville City Hall Council Chambers and approved the drafted minutes from its Jan. 20, 2026 meeting. Chairman Brian J. Burke called the meeting to order at 5:00 PM and confirmed a quorum was present.

Vice‑Chairman Richard C. Ainsworth moved "to approve and adopt the drafted minutes from the January 20, 2026 meeting," and Richard C. Jones seconded; the minutes state the motion "passed 4 – 0." The attendance list in the minutes names five board members as present (Brian Burke, Richard Ainsworth, Jack McGuire, Richard Jones and James Carlson), which the minutes record separately from the vote tally. Several city staff and human resources personnel were listed as also present, including Joanna Anderson (HR Director/Board Secretary) and Pamela Ulfers (HR Assistant).

The board spent time later in the agenda discussing a compensatory time off policy but did not take a vote on that item. With no further business, Dr. James S. Carlson moved to adjourn and Richard C. Jones seconded; the minutes record the meeting adjourned at 5:12 PM and show signatures for Brian J. Burke and Joanna Anderson.

By reporting both the attendance list and the recorded vote tally, the minutes provide the formal outcomes the board recorded for the meeting; the transcript does not include additional details about the compensatory time discussion or any policy language.