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Kenedy approves payback schedule for new police recruitment training program
Summary
The council approved a city-sponsored Peace Officer Training/Recruitment Program policy that requires reimbursement payments of $2,250 at six months and $2,250 at 12 months to trainees; the policy was presented by HR Manager Thomas Faulkner and approved unanimously.
Kenedy's City Council approved a Peace Officer Training/Recruitment Program policy on Oct. 8, as presented by HR Manager Thomas Faulkner. Council amended the policy to set reimbursement payments of $2,250 at six months and $2,250 at 12 months to participating recruits.
Christopher Parker moved to approve the policy with the reimbursement amendment; Cindy Saenz seconded the motion and the council carried it. The minutes indicate the policy was approved but do not list further operational details about recruiting targets or budget line items.
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