ORDINANCE O-21-077
Ҥ 12-20. Membership.
G. The Directer-ofthe Information Technology Department Chief Information
Officer or his or her designee.
6. In Chapter 50 “Personnel”, Article III “Employment of New Personnel”, Section 50-9
“Human Resources Department and Human Resources Manager”:
Ҥ 50-9. Human Resources Department-and-Human-Reseurees-Manager.
C. The Human-Resources Administrative Services Director, with the approval of the
Mayor-and-+the Directer ef Administrative Services, shall issue policies needed to
implement this chapter.”
7. In Chapter 50 “Personnel”, Article IV “Self-Insurance Funds”, Section 50-10 “Self-
insurance funds”, subsection C:
Ҥ 50-10. Self-insurance funds.
C. The employee benefits fund shall be managed by the human-resources-department
Administrative Services Director and the property and casualty fund shall be
managed by the risk management office. The financial affairs division shall
provide audit and financial services to both funds. Administration of the funds
shall be based upon actuarial determinations of the amounts needed for self-
insurance purposes to include a financial reserve for outstanding claims,
contingencies, unforeseen expenses and random claim fluctuation and shall also
include a sufficient appropriation to provide payments for self-funded or
commercially contracted programs, as the insurance needs of the City may be met
from time to time. Retained earnings, under generally accepted accounting
principles, will be reviewed annually by the Administrative Services Director.
Human Resource Manager, Risk Manager and Chief Financial Officer. The Risk
Manager shal] be authorized to settle claims for liability against the City, its
officers, employees or agents, either before litigation or while litigation is
pending, by payment of sums not exceeding $45,080 $25,000 per occurrence. The
authorization of the finance committee shall be required for settlement of any
such claim by payment of a sum in excess of $45,000 $25,000 per occurrence.”
This ordinance shall become effective upon passage.
