Pierz City Council Approves New Fire Department Leave Policy Amid Staffing Updates

Overview: During the Pierz City Council meeting on May 12, 2025, the council approved a six-month leave of absence for firefighter Philip Scribner, who is dealing with property issues outside the fire coverage area. This decision highlights the council’s adaptive approach to staffing challenges amid various updates concerning city operations and public works.

Pierz City Audit Reveals Outstanding Checks and Financial Improvements

Overview: The Pierz City Council meeting on April 28, 2025, focused primarily on the city’s financial audit for 2024, revealing both improvements and ongoing challenges in financial management. The audit, conducted by a local auditing firm, resulted in a “clean opinion,” indicating no major issues were found. However, the audit highlighted a recurring problem with outstanding checks that have remained uncashed for over three years, necessitating action from the city.

Pierz City Council Approves Fire Department Pension Increase and Addresses Key Staffing Changes

Overview: In a recent Pierz City Council meeting, members approved a $100 increase in the fire department’s retirement benefits and addressed the resignation of the park complex superintendent, among other significant agenda items. The council also discussed planning and zoning permits, employee handbook changes, and infrastructure projects, reflecting ongoing efforts to balance community needs and fiscal responsibility.

Pierz City Council Backs Emergency Fund and New Hiring Amid Key Approvals

Overview: In a recent Pierz City Council meeting, the council approved the establishment of an emergency fund and authorized new seasonal hires. Key decisions included planning approvals for Holy Trinity School’s expansion and adjustments to city meeting times, highlighting the council’s focus on growth and operational efficiency.

Pierz City Council Reviews Fire Department Upgrades and Discusses Golf Cart Regulations

Overview: The Pierz City Council meeting on March 10, 2025, focused heavily on the fire department’s significant equipment upgrades and the ongoing debate about golf cart regulations within the city. Additional topics included financial reviews, personnel concerns, and updates from various departments.