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Recreation Advisory Board Agenda and Packet 2020 07 27
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numbers were reduced because some facilities are not fully open, some projects were <br />cut or reduced, and as a cost -saving measure. Seasonal hiring was delayed, and reduced <br />in the following departments: <br />• Parks — Typically hires 16 seasonal employees for the Parks division, and eleven <br />of these positions will be filled. <br />• Open Space — Typically hires 2-3 seasonal for the Open Space Division and will be <br />hiring one. <br />• Recreation Center —Typically hires 20-40 seasonal positions for Summer Camp, <br />Memory Square, and other summer -related programs for the Recreation <br />Division. These programs/amenities won't be provided this summer, so we will <br />not hire seasonal staff in this area. <br />• Golf —Typically hires 30 golf seasonal employees for operations and have been <br />operating with 20. We will be hiring another 10 to bring up to full capacity for <br />the remainder of the summer/fall season. In addition, we have four golf <br />maintenance seasonals and will be adding four more for the remainder of the <br />season. <br />• Water and Wastewater - Seasonal Maintenance positions were put on hold but <br />will now be hired for this summer. <br />• Water and Wastewater Intern positions — These positions were put on hold but <br />will now be hired for this summer. <br />• Library and Museum Services — Typically hires 3 seasonal employees for LMS. <br />One serves patrons in the Children's Department during Summer Reading and <br />two work temporarily at the Museum, processing oral histories and doing <br />campus tours and programming. These seasonal positions will not be filled this <br />year. <br />• Full-time hiring freeze on select positions — Some positions were open at the time the <br />pandemic began, and other full time positions have become vacant during the <br />pandemic. The City has frozen several positions that were deemed non -critical during <br />the COVID-19 pandemic, and some other positions that are considered critical but that <br />were frozen in order to assess the financial impacts. Hiring is underway for most of <br />these positons, although some will not be filled in 2020. <br />o Desktop Coordinator (IT) - Remains Vacant <br />o Accounting Manager (Finance) - Hiring will begin soon <br />o Accounting Tech (Finance) - Hiring will begin soon <br />0 1 Ops Techs (Public Works) - Hiring in process <br />o Ranger/Naturalist (Parks) - Hiring in process <br />o Golf Course Maintenance Specialist (Golf) - Has been replaced with 2 seasonal <br />staff instead <br />o Crime Prevention Tech (Police Department) - Hiring will begin soon <br />o Code Enforcement Officer (Police Department) -On hold at this time <br />
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