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Attachment E <br />248 Reclassification of Engineering Project Coordinator($2,690 new tax levy support) <br />249 After a review of job duties for this position, an adjustment is being made to the compensation for <br />250 this position in the 2023 budget. The new cost represents the cost to make the adjustment. <br />251 <br />252 Reclassification of Code Enforcement Officer/Building Inspector/Building Coordinator ($8,622 <br />253 Community Dev. Fund. No tax levy impact) <br />254 After a review of job duties and need for the current staffing in Community Development, one <br />255 code enforcement officer position will be eliminated, the vacant building inspector position <br />256 included in the 2022 budget will be repurposed to a Building Coordinator position. The new cost <br />257 represents the cost to make the adjustment. <br />258 <br />259 New personnel <br />260 New School Resource Officer – Roseville Area Schools ($40,000) <br />261 In May of 2022, the City entered into a contract with Roseville Area School District to allocate a <br />262 second School Resource Officer (SRO) to serve the RAS Middle and Elementary Schools. The <br />nd <br />263 Roseville Area School District will be paying for 2/3 of the costs for the 2SRO position with the <br />nd <br />264 city covering the remaining costs. The new cost represents the city costs for the 2 SRO position. <br />265 Please note that for the 2023 budget, it is proposed that the city costs be covered by ARPA funds. <br />266 (See below). This cost will need to eventually be covered by the city tax levy. <br />267 <br />268 New Police Department Cadet position ($45,210) <br />269 Like other agencies, the Roseville Police Department continues to struggle with recruitment and <br />270 retention. In order to not be so reliant on the applicant pool, this budget proposes to convert one of <br />nd <br />271 the existing Community Service Officer (CSO) position to a 2Police Cadet. Due to the higher <br />nd <br />272 pay and regular hours, the creation of the 2 Cadet position will allow us to retain existing CSOs <br />273 for a longer period of time until they are eligible to become a police officer. This will also allow <br />274 the city to attract new recruits who are working on completing their training to become a police <br />275 officer. The new cost represents the amount needed to fund the position net of the elimination of <br />276 one CSO position. With this change, the PD will be authorized for 2 CSOs and 2 Cadets. <br />277 <br />278 New Fire Department Cadet position ($21,450) <br />279 As part of the 2022 budget, a Fire Department Cadet position was created, based on the Police <br />280 Department model. While the Fire Departments recruitment and retention are not as challenging <br />281 as the Police Department’s, it is important to grow the pool of applicants, especially female and <br />282 BIPOC candidates, to better ensure the Fire Department better reflects the community. The new <br />st <br />283 cost represents the amount needed to fund the2nd positionand the full-year cost for the 1 cadet <br />284 position. <br />285 <br />286 New Sustainability Specialist ($33,443 new levy support) <br />287 The Public Works Department currently has a Sustainability Intern position that helps the city <br />288 with its various environmental and sustainability initiatives. As the city continues to make <br />289 environmental sustainability a top priority and looks to do more in the future, this budget creates a <br />290 full-time Sustainability Specialist position. The new cost represents the amount needed to fund the <br />291 position. It should be noted that the position will be funded through new tax levy ($33,433) and <br />292 the remaining 70% of the costs be paid from the community development fund and recycling <br />293 fund. <br />294 <br /> <br />