Committee raises crossing guard wage to $12.00 an hour
Summary
The Finance, Personnel & Safety Committee voted Feb. 3 to raise the crossing guard wage to $12.00 an hour after a motion from Pat Prill and a second from Dennis Treimstra; the measure carried. The change was approved as part of routine personnel business.
The Finance, Personnel & Safety Committee voted to raise the crossing guard wage to $12.00 an hour during its Feb. 3 meeting. The motion was offered by Pat Prill and seconded by Dennis Treimstra; the transcript records the committee action as "Motion by Pat/Dennis to raise Crossing Guard wages to $12.00 an hour. Motion carried."
The wage increase was handled as a standard personnel motion and carried without further recorded debate. The committee covered several other personnel and safety items during the 6:00 p.m. meeting, including authorization to post a police vacancy and a change to the police on-call radius.
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