Commissioners question $1,790.75 background-check invoice, direct staff to change process
Summary
Commissioner Brown flagged a $1,790.75 CLS Background invoice for a background check on Joshua Garza and the commission unanimously moved to adjust the background-check process, with Chief Calvello and Deputy Chief Clark concurring.
Commissioner Brown told the commission he received an invoice from CLS Background totaling $1,790.75 for a background check performed for candidate Joshua Garza and said the increase was due to the Massey Law that took effect Jan. 1, 2026. "Commissioner Brown stated he received an excessive invoice from CLS Background in the amount of $1,790.75 for a background check done for Joshua Garza," the minutes record.
Brown said he did not believe the line item was feasible for the department budget if it becomes a recurring cost and asked whether Police Administration could perform future checks; Chief Calvello and Deputy Chief Clark both agreed. Commissioner Brown said he would contact CLS Background to inquire about the charge and the commission voted to adjust the background-check process. The motion passed unanimously (Ayes: Siciliano, Brown, Tomaselli).
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