Civil Service Commission
The Bellingham Civil Service Commission held a brief routine meeting focused on administrative personnel matters. The Commission approved three action items unanimously: extending a probationary period for a residential rental inspector called to FEMA service, and updating two job classification specifications to comply with new state telecommunications certification requirements. The meeting also featured the introduction of new Commissioner Mimi Turing, who brings significant civil service experience from Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The session was notably efficient, lasting approximately 15-20 minutes, with no public comment and minimal discussion on the action items. All three votes were unanimous, suggesting broad consensus on the administrative matters presented.
**Extension of Probation Period - Cody Boyce:** Unanimously approved extending the probationary period for residential rental inspector Cody Boyce by an additional 5 months through April 16, 2026. This extension accommodates Boyce's deployment in his FEMA reserve capacity for approximately 5 months across two different periods. Staff recommendation was approved as presented. **Revised Classification Specification - Whatcom Dispatch Supervisor:** Unanimously approved updates to the job classi…
- Cody Boyce's extended probationary period will conclude on April 16, 2026 - Implementation of revised classification specifications for telecommunications positions - Correction of typo in staff …


