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Nutter Fort commission tables hiring and testing changes after closed-door session
Summary
The Police Civil Service Commission entered executive session June 15 to consider proposed changes to hiring and testing standards, then voted to table all five related agenda items after returning to open session.
The Town of Nutter Fort Police Civil Service Commission entered executive session June 15 to consider five personnel-related items and later voted to table them without public discussion. The commission moved into executive session at 3:03 PM "due to sensitive legal obligations," a motion made by Commissioner Mike Jones and seconded by David Leroy.
After returning to open session at 4:52 PM (a motion by Mike Jones, seconded by David Leroy), President Sam Strickland moved to table New Business items A–E—covering the PCSC-1 form, background testing, age requirements, testing/hiring procedures, and advertisement for testing/applications. David Leroy seconded the motion and all commissioners recorded support, resulting in the items being tabled for future consideration. The meeting adjourned at 4:53 PM with minutes submitted by Clerk Leslie Cummings.
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