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Lacey Civil Service Commission Establishes New Personnel Regulations

Lacey, WALocal News

The Lacey Civil Service Commission has put forth new regulations governing personnel management and competitive examinations specifically for classified employees of the Lacey Police Department. This three-member body not only formulates these rules but also has the authority to hear appeals related to their enforcement, ensuring that employees have a fair avenue for addressing grievances. Appointments to the commission are made by the City Manager, and each commissioner serves a six-year term, with a limit of two consecutive terms. Regular meetings are scheduled for the first Monday of February, May, August, and November at Lacey City Hall, fostering an environment for transparency and accountability in civil service matters. The implementation of these regulations is pivotal in facilitating equitable hiring practices and effective personnel management within the police department.

By establishing clear guidelines, the commission aims to enhance the integrity of the civil service process. This initiative not only impacts current employees but also sets a standard for future candidates seeking positions within the police force. Overall, the commission's efforts emphasize the importance of maintaining high standards in public service employment.

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