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The City of Bexley is currently trying to fill a vacancy for Full-Time Police Dispatcher and build an ongoing list of candidates interested in a career in communications as a Police Dispatcher.
Job Classification: Full Time Police Dispatcher
Salary Information: The starting base rate of pay for those with no prior experience is $24.15 per hour, annualized at $50,232.00. The pay range for this position is $50,232.00 – $68,057.60. Rates of pay are determined through union contract with The Fraternal Order of Police/Ohio Labor Council, Inc.
Benefit Information: The Bexley Police Department offers Police Radio Dispatchers a comprehensive benefits package including medical/prescription coverage, dental and vision insurance plan, life insurance, and participation in the Ohio Public Employment Retirement Fund. The City of Bexley also offers Paid holidays, Personal days, Sick Leave accrual, Vacation accrual, Shift differential, Wellness pay and Comp time.
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A “Bexley Patio,” allowing participating restaurants along East Main Street to expand outdoor seating areas, will be created if Bexley City Council approves Ordinance 10-21.
Mayor Ben Kessler submitted the application for a Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area (DORA) on Feb. 25.
On March 30, council held the third reading and public hearing but voted 7-0 to table the ordinance until the April 13 meeting to allow for further discussion and public input.
Kessler said he initially proposed the concept in May 2020 to encourage social distancing among restaurant patrons amid the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. Since then, Kessler said he and has worked with Matt Klingler, council’s Recreation and Parks Committee chair, to develop the concept.