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Committees approve multiple staff training requests; travel allowances minimal
Summary
Personnel and public-safety committees approved several employee training requests, including a 10-day Chicago course for one staffer and an AR-15/armor course for another; registration fees were reported as waived and meal/travel costs were modest.
Across the personnel and public-health-and-safety sessions, committees approved routine training requests and noted limited departmental costs.
One request approved sends an employee to a 10-day training in Chicago with no registration fee and a $20-per-day meal allowance; lodging was reported as free to the department. Another motion approved attendance at an AR-15/armor course with ammunition and meal costs borne by the department. The meetings recorded that the mayor had previously authorized the timing for at least one training that proceeded immediately due to scheduling constraints.
Committee members approved the motions without extended debate and recorded the approvals in the minutes; where timing required immediate action, staff noted prior mayoral authorization so training could proceed on schedule.
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