Set salary range for new Police Records and Property Manager position
In Plain English
The city created a new job classification to manage police records and evidence storage. This position handles filing reports, maintaining evidence, and organizing department paperwork. If approved, the salary ranges from $7,684 to $9,322 per month depending on experience.
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Votes
Continue the item to the first meeting in July 2020 after the adoption of the new fiscal year budget
7 to 0
Why This Vote Matters
The council unanimously delayed a decision on creating a new police records manager position until after the city adopts its budget in July 2020. The proposed job would handle police paperwork, evidence storage, and filing, with a salary range of $7,684 to $9,322 per month. Council members wanted to see how this position fits into the overall budget before moving forward. This was a routine scheduling decision rather than a debate about the position itself.
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