Civil Service Commission
The Civil Service Commission performs duties established by state law relative to the selection, appointment, and employment of full-time permanent employees of the Langley Police Department, including the chief of police.
The Commission has three (3) members who are appointed by the mayor and approved the the City Council. Commission members are appointed for six (6) year terms and serve without compensation. Other qualifications include: U.S. citizen, Langley resident for three (3) years prior to appointment and a registered voter.
The Commission meets as required to perform its duties. Meeting notices are posted at least 24 hours before the meeting date.
Communications to the Civil Service Commission can be sent to the Clerk/Treasurer at clerk@langleywa.org.
Members of the Civil Service Commission are:
Jan Tepper, Chair
VACANT
Neil Colburn |
4/2016
4/2014
4/2012 |
Staff Assigned: Debbie Mahler
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION VACANCY
City Of Langley Civil Service Commission. The City of Langley currently has openings for volunteer Civil Service Commissioners. The Commission promulgates rules and regulations for testing, examination and appointment; suspensions and discharges of police officers and other related matters. The Commission meets on an as-needed basis. The commissioner must be a US citizen, have resided within the city limits for the last three years and be a registered voter. Term is six years. Interested persons please send a letter of interest to Clerk-Treasurer, City of Langley, P.O. Box 366, Langley, WA 98260.
Posted: City Hall 2/03/2012
Published: South Whidbey Record 2/08/12
Current Agendas & Minutes:
Past Meetings and Agendas
2011
2010 - Commission Held No Meetings
2009
2008 - Commission Held No Meetings
