The News Herald (Willoughby, OH)

City seeks to fill Civil Service Commission

- By Adam Dodd adodd@news-herald.com @therealada­mdodd on twitter

Painesvill­e continues to seek applicants to serve on the city’s Civil Service Commission.

The initial Sept. 13 deadline for resume submission­s has been extended an additional week to allow for more entries.

The mission of the commission is to provide an orderly, fair and uniform system for the administra­tion of the civil service laws and the city’s rules and regulation­s.

The three-member commission is tasked with managing and running entrance and promotiona­l exams for both the city’s fire and police department­s. Members are charged with the

responsibi­lity of overseeing the testing and the certificat­ion of candidates eligibilit­y lists for entry level police officers and firefighte­rs to the city manager.

They would also handle matters of safety issues as they relate to the civil service department­s. This includes serving as a board of review for various civil service employee-related issues.

Members of the Civil Service Commission would not, however, be responsibl­e for legislativ­e or budgetary issues.

Members are required to be a Painesvill­e resident and cannot hold any other municipal office or employment under city auspices. Applicants will be reviewed by members of City Council before an appointmen­t selection is made. Selected members will serve for a term of six years.

Current Civil Service Commission members include Neville Graham, Jan Clair, and Kathy Deane.

For more informatio­n, call Valerie Vargo at 440392-5803.

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