Tamaqua Borough Council members recently approved several personnel actions at their May 21 meeting.
Here’s a rundown of the actions council members made:
Utility and Maintenance Positions:
- Michaelene Trubilla was hired as a part-time Utility Billing Clerk at a pay rate of $17 per hour.
- Zane Bynon, Gavin Clouser, Lauren Hill, Nathan Milkovits, and Michael Styka were hired as part-time maintenance workers at a rate of $12.50 per hour, with an additional $0.25 per hour for each year of service.
Transfers and Permanent Assignments:
- Shane Young was transferred to the Mechanic/Street Worker position.
- Lonnie Ahner was transferred to the Wastewater Treatment Plant Work Leader Trainee position.
- Todd Macalush was transferred to the Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator position.
- Timothy Ziegler was permanently transferred to the Borough Secretary/Treasurer position.
- Lori Patrick was permanently transferred to the full-time Utility Billing Clerk position.
- Frank Staines was retained as a full-time Building Custodian, effective June 6, 2024.
Recreation and Youth Services:
- Part-time lifeguards were hired at a pay rate of $10 per hour plus an additional $0.25 per hour for each year of service.
- Part-time pool clerks were hired at a rate of $9 per hour plus $0.25 per hour for each year of service.
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