Add environmental compliance inspector position to water treatment division
Resolution 156-21
In Plain English
The Public Works Department's water treatment division currently lacks dedicated environmental compliance oversight. This creates a new full-time inspector position to monitor pollution controls and regulatory requirements. If approved, the city can hire someone specifically focused on environmental compliance at water facilities.
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