Personnel Board commits to comprehensive wage and classification study with SEIU A. Chairperson Joellen Cadematori and Finance Committee Member Richard Simon volunteered to review draft job descriptions at the August 13 meeting. Director of Human Resources Sarah O'Reilly presented the collaborative
Yarmouth Personnel Board completes annual reorganization and approves job description revisions. Joellen Cadematori was elected Chairperson on a 2-0 vote with abstention, while Sharon Ladley was unanimously chosen Vice Chair. The board voted unanimously to approve revisions to the Aquaculture and
Personnel Board approves two SEIU Unit B job descriptions and recommends grade restructuring. The board found the Economic Development Program Manager and Building, Grounds, and Energy Management Superintendent descriptions appropriate at their proposed grades and salary ranges, per Sarah O'Reilly,
The Yarmouth Personnel Board entered executive session to review a proposed wage and classification plan for 19 SEIU Unit B positions. Vice-Chair Sharon Ladley called the meeting to order at 4:03 p.m. on April 13, with the board voting unanimously to approve March minutes and 4-0 to enter closed
Personnel Board unanimously approves water department positions. The board voted to adopt job descriptions for Production Supervisor and Water Field Supervisor roles at Grade 12, both designed to create advancement pathways for employees pursuing MassDEP operator certifications. Water/Wastewater
The Yarmouth Personnel Board voted 3-1 to reclassify the Police Mechanic position to Grade 10, responding to a request from Police Mechanic Phil Bleicher and SEIU 888. Deputy Police Chief Drew O'Malley presented the job description, and members agreed to make hybrid vehicle certification
Personnel Board convenes with three new members for orientation on open meeting law and ethics. The Personnel Board held its first meeting of 2026 with all five members present, including new appointees Joellen Cadematori, Jennifer Mayo, and Katie Turcot. The board's orientation covered open
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