09-14-81 Civil Service Commission Meeting minutes

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• Civil Service Meeting September 14, 1981 Page 11 ~~ Randall: Classifications; not classifications---Personnel lines? .Davis: No, as I had completed this, this had not been finalized by Council, in fact, t~ieir still waiting to pass the budget. I guess that's going to be done this coming Wednesday night. Randall: What I meant in this respect was the organization itself, from the Chief on down---names---is what I'm talking about. Davis: I'll be sure and get that for you and I'm also going to see that you get copies of--ah--do you all have access to the Statute itself? If you don't--- Joyner: I do. I've got the books in my office. Trainer: Uh-huh. Davis: (to Randall) I'll get you one. Randall: O.K. Davis: (to Trainer) Do you have one? Trainer: No. Davis: I'll get you one too. Trainer: Dexter, is your office in Pasadena? Joyner: First National State Bank Building. Davis: (un-intelligible) Trainer: I was--I just got out of (un-intelligible)----boy it was raining. We had about an hour delay in Atlanta. I didn't know if we were going to make it here or not. Davis: I visited with your secretary two or three times. First, she said you would'nt be in, that you were coming in at a later time. Trainer: Yeah, (un-intelligible) Hud ens: This past year we had--ah--the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement Officers Standards and Education in Austin come in and do a personnel study or staffing study for us and--ah--I'm having copies of that run for you now, that lays out the recom- mended changes in staffing in the department. One of their recommendations was--ah-- in the Dispatchers office. We were light on personnel, so in this year's budget we're adding four clerks, which will provide one person for each shift on a 24-hour basis to help the Dispatchers answer the phone, handle the teletype--what have you. ,~