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Board approves crossing-guard compensation, clarifies substitute pay
Summary
The board approved a clerk's-office policy that sets pay for crossing guards and substitute arrangements; the policy specifies that police officers who sub will not receive extra substitute pay.
The Peru Board of Public Works approved a new policy from the clerk's office governing crossing-guard compensation and substitute pay.
Andrea of the clerk's office summarized the proposal: "Basically, this is just a breakdown. um of what the crossing guards make. So that way if they do find a substitute or are missing a day, they won't get paid for it or the substitute will get paid for it. However, if it's a police officer that is subbing, they won't get that extra pay." The policy clarifies substitute-pay mechanics and excludes additional pay for police officers serving as substitutes. The board moved and voted to approve the policy.
Board members recorded no further questions after the explanation and approved the request by motion and second.
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