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Civil Service Commission The City of Duvall (Police Civil Service Commission) is looking to fill an open position. The commission is responsible for fulfilling policy guidelines in accordance with state law for the recruitment, hiring and promotional testing of Police Officers for the City of Duvall. The commission is comprised of a Chief Examiner/Secretary and three Commission members appointed by the Mayor and confirmed by the City Council, each serving a six-year term. Meetings are held one evening a month. Applications can be picked up at City Hall and must be submitted by May 31st. The Duvall Civil Service Commission is made up of three members appointed by the Mayor and confirmed by the City Council. Civil Service Commissioners are volunteers and serve a 6 year term. The purpose of the Civil Service Commission is to assure that police officers are recruited through open competition, are hired and promoted on the basis of merit, and are demoted, suspended, or discharged for cause. It oversees civil service examinations and certifies eligibility lists. For more information about the Civil Service Commission, contact the Police Clerk, or call (425) 788-1519. Meeting Dates: The Duvall Civil Service Commission meets on the 1st Thursday of each month at the 6:00 PM at Duvall Police Station, 26225 NE Stephens Street, Duvall. All members of the public are welcome to attend.
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