Civil Service Board Last updated or reviewed on May 24, 2023 The Civil Service Board consists of five members: two appointed by City Council (which must be city residents), two elected by members of the Classified Service, and one member appointed by the other four members of the board. The term of office is two years. The board works with the Human Resources Department to resolve employee grievances on an as needed basis and meets on a periodic basis to discuss personnel administration issues. Generally, the duties of the members of the Civil Service Board consist of attending meetings and conducting grievance appeal hearings. Rules of Procedure City of Asheville Code of Ordinances – Civil Service Board GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF NORTH CAROLINA – SESSION LAW 2009-401 Regular Scheduled Meetings The board has resumed in-person meetings on the first Thursday of each month at 2:30 p.m. in the First Floor Conference Room at City Hall, 70 Court Plaza, Asheville. The normal length of the meeting is one to two hours. Public comment may be made in -person. NOTICE: the next scheduled meeting is June 1, 2022 @ 2:00 p.m. Members Candidates for membership on the Civil Service Board must be “qualified voters of the City and not employed by the City.” To be a qualified voter of the City, the candidate must live inside the City limits and be registered to vote. Qualified candidates for the Civil Service Board must have been separated from employment or contract with the City of Asheville for at least 7 years, and not have a spouse currently employed with the City of Asheville. For City Council appointments, candidates should submit their intent to seek membership on the Civil Service Board by submitting a completed Boards and Commissions Application and a Qualified Candidate Checklist to boards@ashevillenc.gov. For elected members of the Classified Service appointments, candidates should submit their intent to seek membership on the Civil Service Board by submitting a completed Boards and Commissions Application, a Qualified Candidate Checklist, and a letter of intent. The letter should contain the following information: the candidate’s name; the candidates address (i.e. where the candidate lives); the candidate’s telephone number; a brief statement declaring his/her candidacy; a statement that he/she (the candidate) is a qualified voter of the City and that he/she is not employed by the City; a brief biographical sketch, not to exceed 150 words; and signature of the candidate. Members: Chair Carol Goins, Alan Escovitz, Mike Hahn, Rick Devereaux, and Carter Webb. Agendas and Documents Agenda Documents June 1, 2023 May 4, 2023 April 6, 2023 – Meeting canceled March 2, 2023 Documents February 2023 – Meeting canceled January 2023 Agenda December 8-9 2022 Grievance Hearing December 2022- Meeting canceled November 2022- Meeting canceled October 2022- Meeting canceled September 2022- Meeting canceled August 4, 2022 Agenda August 4, 2022 Documents June 2022- Meeting canceled. May 2022- Meeting canceled. April 2022- Meeting canceled. March 2022- Meeting canceled. February 22, 2022 Grievance Hearing February 2022- Meeting canceled. January 6, 2022 Agenda January 6, 2022 Documents December 2,2021 Agenda December 2, 2021 Documents November 2021- Meeting canceled. October 2021- Meeting canceled. September 2, 2021 Agenda September 2, 2021 Documents August 2021- Meeting canceled. July 2021- Meeting cancelled. June 3, 2021 Agenda June 3, 2021 Documents May 2021- Meeting cancelled. April 2021 – Meeting cancelled. March 2021 – Meeting cancelled. February 4, 2021 Agenda February 4, 2021 Documents December 3, 2020 Agenda December 3, 2020 Documents November 5, 2020 Agenda November 5, 2020 Documents September 3, 2020 Agenda September 3, 2020 Documents July 2, 2020 Agenda July 2, 2020 Documents January 8, 2020 Agenda January 8, 2020 Documents November 7, 2019 Agenda November 7, 2019 Documents July 10, 2019 Agenda July 10, 2019 Agenda Pages: 1 2