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.1 . <br />"' <br />20102010 Budget Hearings -Continued DiscussionHearings -Continued Discussion <br />PERSONNEL AND FINANCE COMMITTEE SEPTEMBER 21, 2009 <br />The September 21, 2009 Personnel and Finance Committee Meeting was called to order <br />by its Chairperson Tom LaFountain at 5:35 p.m. <br />Committee Member's in Attendance: Karen L. White; David Varner; Oliver Davis <br />Other Council Member's: Derek Dieter; Ann Puzzello; Henry Davis; <br />Other's Present: Mayor Luecke, Gregg Zientara, Catherine Toppel, Jeff Gibney, Gary <br />Gilot, Howard Buchanon, Chuck Leone, Kathleen Cekanski-Farrand, Dennis Andres, <br />Phil St. Clair, Gary Horvath, Chief Darryl Boykins, Scott Ruszkowski, FOP President <br />(Approximately 75 Police Officers) <br />Agenda: Continued Discussion of 2010 Budgets <br />• Police <br />• Fire <br />• Code Enforcement <br />• Legal Department <br />• Parks & Recreation <br />Chairperson LaFountain called for a recess, due to a large number of people attending. <br />Chairperson LaFountain asked that the meeting be reconvened in five (5) minutes and <br />move into the Council Chambers to accommodate the large number of people in <br />attendance for the meeting. Having reconvened Chairperson LaFountain called upon <br />Chief Boykins to address departmental concerns in terms of manpower, overtime costs, <br />and dollars possibly available for allocation at the FOP contract negotiation table. <br />Several Councilmembers asked the Chief about beat coverage, staffing, and recruiting <br />efforts. Scott Ruszkowski, FOP President, spoke briefly claiming the administration had <br />not been straight forward during contract negotiations in particular, about dollars <br />available. Ruszkowski likened the city's tactics to a shell game. Some 70-80 police <br />officers active and retired attended to show solidarity. The Mayor defended the city's <br />position regarding finances pointing out that one-time federal grants could not e used to <br />satisfy future annual expenses. <br />
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