Council approves CDL reimbursement agreement for Public Works employee
Summary
The council approved a reimbursement agreement allowing Public Works employee Max Monteith to receive city-funded CDL training costing $2,044 under a prorated reimbursement policy adopted July 14, 2025. The motion passed by voice vote.
City Administrator Matt Wolf presented a CDL certification reimbursement agreement between the City of Prescott and Public Works employee Max Monteith at the Aug. 10 meeting. Wolf said the city relies on CDL-certified staff for snow plowing, dirt hauling and other Public Works operations and recalled that the council adopted a reimbursement policy on July 14, 2025. The total cost of the training and certification is $2,044; the city’s policy requires prorated repayment of training costs if an employee voluntarily leaves or is terminated before completing required service.
Council member Dar Hintz moved to approve the agreement, seconded by Alderperson Maureen Otwell; the motion passed without a negative voice vote. The agreement is intended to support recruitment and retention of CDL-certified workers in the Public Works Department.
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