Summary
Draper is seeing a massive wave of city employees quitting, which could mean your trash pickup, permits, or local projects might start hitting some major snags. It’s a red flag that the city’s internal operations are currently in flux.
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Impact analysis
Constant hiring and training are expensive, which could eventually lead to higher taxes or budget cuts to cover the revolving door.
New hires might get a fresh start, but mostly, it’s a tough time for everyone involved.
You are, because projects will likely get delayed and city services might become less reliable while new staff learn the ropes.
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Notice of Adoption of Ordinance #1669: An Ordinance Amending Title 19-1-110 of the Draper City Municipal Code to Allow Employment of Relatives of City Officers Under Certain Conditions
Notice of Adoption of Ordinance #1669: An Ordinance Amending Title 19-1-110 of the Draper City Municipal Code to Allow Employment of Relatives of City Officers Under Certain Conditions City of Draper (.gov)
City undergoes lots of change in one year, primarily in personnel
City undergoes lots of change in one year, primarily in personnel Draper Journal
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