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CC Regular Session <br />Meeting Date: 12/13/2022 <br />By: Colleen Lasher, Administrative Services <br />Information <br />Title <br />Authorization to Approve Community Service Officer Staffing Changes <br />5. 15. <br />Purpose/Background: <br />This matter was discussed earlier this evening during the City Council work session. The following background <br />information was shared: On October 28th, the City received a letter of resignation from one of its part-time <br />Community Service Officers, Mr. Ryan Duran, stating his last day with the City would be November 11, <br />2022. Since 2015, the City has employed two part-time Community Services Officers (CSOs), both at 25 hours <br />per week. Prior to mid 2015 the City employed one full-time CSO. Staff reviewed the CSO staffing levels and <br />suggested the current CSO position, working 25 hours per week, become full-time. Aside from the vacant <br />part-time CSO position, a new part-time CSO position is included in the 2023 budget. <br />Essentially, staff proposed to only fill one part-time position, rather than two, and convert the current part-time <br />position to full-time, which would satisfy the CSO staffing needs in the Police Department. If approved, this <br />full-time CSO position will serve to train in the new part-time CSO; relieving command staff of this <br />responsibility. <br />Community Service Officer, Katie McNally has been working 25 hours per week in the Police Department. She <br />has been in this role since early 2019. She is well suited to continue her CSO work, as well as to train and mentor <br />a new part-time CSO. The pros to this proposal include retaining a seasoned CSO, providing consistency within <br />the Police Department on a full-time basis and having a full-time trainer for the new part-time position. The cons <br />include an overall loss of 10 hours per week (because of the loss of a 25 hours per week position with only adding <br />back 15 of those hours to the full-time role). However, staff feels there is an overall benefit to productivity with a <br />full-time CSO. <br />Funding Source: <br />The additional funding of $953.00 will be absorbed within the 2023 Police Department budget. <br />Recommendation: <br />To eliminate one vacant part-time CSO position, in exchange for making the other part-time CSO <br />position full-time. Note, the 2023 part-time request remains. <br />Action: <br />Motion to authorize the following actions: <br />1) Eliminate one part-time Community Service Officer position; and <br />2) Effective January 1, 2023, increase Ms. Katie McNally from 25 hours per week to 40 hours per week. <br />No file(s) attached. <br />Attachments <br />Form Review <br />
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