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(KLZA)--The Falls City Council approved a number of changes on first reading in the ordinance on Chapter 6 in Police Regulations, Article 1 concerning dogs and cats when they met Monday night.
Council members also approved changes to the employee cell phone policy concerning employees using personal cell phones for business purposes and receiving reimbursement, or being issued a company-owned phone to carry during business hours and being required to respond to business-related calls, and then returning them upon termination of employment or when requested to do so by a supervisor or management.
City Administrator Anthony Nussbaum reported there are no longer shift workers at night at the Falls City Power Plant. The City will have an on-call system when issues arise at night.
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