POLICE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION

 

The Police Civil Service Commission is created pursuant to Minnesota State Statutes Chapter 419.  The purpose of the Commission is to serve all Police personnel needs including, but not limited to, employment, promotions, demotions, discharges, transfers, testing, certifications, lay-offs, resignations and reinstatements by employees of the department as defined in the Rules and Regulations of the Saint Peter Police Civil Service Commission.

 

The Civil Service Commission meets on an as-needed basis.  Meetings are most usually held at 7:00 a.m. at City Hall.  There are three members on the Commission and members serve three year terms.  Regular meeting dates are subject to change due to holidays, special circumstances, and/or elections.  If unsure about a meeting date or time, please contact the Police Department at 507-931-1550 or by e-mail at suep@saintpetermn.gov.

 

CURRENT MEMBERS

Ray Thrower

Mike Skrove

Natalie Johnson

Chief of Police – Ex-officio

City Administrator – Ex-officio

City Attorney – Ex-officio

 

City Council advisory board and commission members are recommended by the Mayor and appointed by the City Council.  Vacancies occur most frequently at the end of the year, however vacancies do occur throughout the year as well.  If you are interested in being considered for appointment to this or any other advisory board or commission, please contact the City Administrator’s Office at 934-0663 or barbaral@saintpetermn.gov for an application card.  Members must live within the corporate limits of the City of Saint Peter.