Bismarck Mayor Mike Schmitz is looking for candidates interested in serving on the Civil Service Commission. The volunteer committee has two open positions – one for a 3-year and a 4-year term. Individuals residing in the City of Bismarck who advocate for basing employment with the city service upon merit and fitness for the job are eligible for this appointment.
The Civil Service Commission is a three-member advisory board that carries out matters related to the City of Bismarck’s Personnel Regulations and Benefits Ordinance. The Civil Service Commission’s responsibilities include:
- Propose to City Commissioners the rules and regulations necessary to the Civil Service Commission.
- Hear appeals on disciplinary cases and other personnel matters.
- Make investigations on complaints and/or other personnel matters associated with Civil Service matters.
- Make Reports and recommendations to the Board of City Commissioners.
- Make special analyses or reports as requested by the Board of City Commissioners.
The deadline for applications to be received is Tuesday, September 3. The new board members are expected to be announced at the September 10, regular City Commissioners’ meeting.
Interested applicants should complete an application form describing their qualifications, background and why they would like to serve on the Commission. The application form may be found on the City of Bismarck website. You must submit your resume as part of the application process.
Contact the Human Resource Department at 701-355-1330 for additional information on the commission and the appointment process.