Authorize hiring for 5 city positions frozen during 2020 budget cuts
In Plain English
The city froze these 5 jobs in 2020 to save money during budget challenges. The positions include park maintenance workers, an electrician, and a deputy fire chief. If approved, the city can begin hiring to fill these vacant roles and restore full staffing levels.
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Approved the item to authorize the city manager to fill the five frozen positions
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