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Valier board votes to continue contract code-enforcement officer
Summary
Trustee Jeff Spiller moved and the board approved continuing Derek Parvin’s employment after he worked contractually beyond the 90-day probationary period; the motion passed 4–1.
The Village of Valier Board voted on April 27 to continue the employment of code enforcement officer Derek Parvin after a discussion about his performance. President George Dudzinski told trustees Parvin had worked contractually for the village beyond the 90-day probation period and "was getting results." Trustee Jeff Spiller moved to continue employment and Trustee Gale Burzynski seconded; the motion carried 4 yeas and 1 nay.
Parvin had presented the April code-enforcement report showing 15 issues addressed and nine vehicles identified as towable. Trustees who supported continued employment cited the measurable follow-up on property complaints; the dissenting vote was not accompanied by detailed reasons on the record. The board did not amend compensation terms at the meeting.
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