City Seeks Volunteer Civil Service Commissioner

Redmond, WALocal News

The City of Redmond, Washington, is inviting applications for a volunteer position on its Civil Service Commission, which plays a crucial role in the hiring and promotional examinations for public safety positions, including those in the Fire and Police Departments. The commission also functions as an appeal board for grievances, ensuring that concerns are addressed fairly and transparently. Commissioners are required to adhere to various local and state laws, including RCW statutes related to civil service operations. They meet regularly on the third Wednesday of each month at 4:30 p. m.

, providing an opportunity for community engagement, as meetings are open to the public. Interested candidates can visit the city’s official website to learn more about the qualifications and requirements for the role. While there is no definitive deadline for applications, the first round of screenings is scheduled for June 30, 2024. This position not only allows for community involvement but also contributes to the effectiveness of public safety services in Redmond. For further inquiries, candidates can reach out to the Civil Service Commission Human Resources staff liaison via the provided contact details.

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