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sujhelyi@reviewonline.com EAST LIVERPOOL City officials hope emergency changes to the police labor contract may help attract the right candidates. During Tuesday’s meeting of East Liverpool council’s Finance Committee, members unanimously agreed to recommend amending a 2017 agreement setting the starting pay scale and tiers for patrol officers. The contract was set to expire March 31, 2020, but the pandemic extended negotiations. City Safety-Service Director David Dawson said that labor negotiations for the contract were postponed until May. The city’s Civil Service Commission wants to offer another entry-level patrolman’s test soon. The administration wants the change in place before the testing.
sujhelyi@reviewonline.com This is a copy of the notice posted by former East Liverpool housing inspector Bob Smith on Nov. 19. (Photo by Stephanie Ujhelyi) EAST LIVERPOOL City police have released a report into allegations that a city councilman bypassed a water meter to gain free municipal water in one of his rental properties for the last several years. Detective Captain Darin Morgan said there was insufficient evidence regarding who installed the straight pipe thus bypassing the disconnected meter in his two-page report that was released Friday. The report did not name a party since nobody was charged. But the address in question is 746 St. Clair Ave. which is currently listed as belonging to Thomas E. Dennis Jr. and Dawnyelle E. Dennis. They acquired the property in October.
Staff Writer Morning Journal/Stephanie Ujhelyi This is a copy of the notice posted by former East Liverpool housing inspector Bob Smith on Nov. 19 at the beginning of the theft of services investigation into a property at 746 St. Clair Ave. EAST LIVERPOOL City police have released a report into allegations that a city councilman bypassed a water meter to gain free municipal water in one of his rental properties for the last several years. Detective Captain Darin Morgan said there was insufficient evidence regarding who installed the straight pipe thus bypassing the disconnected meter in his two-page report that was released Friday.