Board approves Public Works realignment, creates four assistant director posts
The Board of Public Works approved wage-resolution 26-R-14 to create four assistant director positions and reclassify several engineering and operations roles; staff said the change reduces the 2026 budgeted payroll by about $6,000 and the board asked for a year-end report on the reorganization.
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The Board of Public Works on Sept. 1 adopted a reorganization of Public Works staffing under revised wage resolution 26-R-14 that creates four assistant director positions — utility operations, engineering, business and finance, and planning/regulatory compliance — and adds office lead roles in administrative and billing offices.
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