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Trustees vote 4–1 to keep code‑enforcement officer after probationary period
Summary
After more than 90 days of contract work, code-enforcement officer Derek Parvin was retained by the board in a 4–1 vote; trustees praised his results while discussing mail-expense handling and enforcement activity.
The Village of Valier Board voted on April 27 to continue the employment of code‑enforcement officer Derek Parvin after a probationary period of contractual work. Jeff Spiller moved to continue Parvin's employment; Gale Burzynski seconded and the motion passed 4 yeas and 1 nay. President George Dudzinski said Parvin "had been doing a great job and was getting results."
Trustees discussed how to handle Parvin's mail expenses. Parvin had requested a postal stipend to cover costs; Treasurer Chris Scroggins and Dudzinski recommended submitting expense reimbursements for certified mailings and supplying a roll of stamps for routine mail rather than creating a monthly stipend. The board did not formalize a stipend policy at the meeting.
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