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PERSONNEL IMPROVEMENT PLAN


               The following pages present the City of Watauga’s Personnel Improvement Plan (PIP)
               for FY2023-2027. The purpose of this Personnel Improvement Plan is to identify current
               and  future  personnel  needs,  justify  these  needs  and  develop  a  plan  to  fund  these
               positions.  City administration will continue to rely on planning tools and documents such
               as the Personnel Improvement Plan to ensure sufficient staffing numbers exist to maintain
               quality services to our residents.

               The PIP provides a five (5) year staffing plan created as a result of department directors’
               requests.  It is used as a tool for the annual budgeting process. Although 11.75 FTEs
               (Full-Time Equivalent Employees) were requested for the FY2023-2024 budget year, only
               4.5 positions were funded due to budget constraints.  Of these positions, 3.75 FTEs are
               funded by revenue producing programs at the Recreation Center.



























               Additionally, a  previously  authorized  but  unfunded position  (Maintenance  Worker I)  is
               included in the FY2023-2024 budgeted positions, bringing the total number of positions
               to 186.5.

               Additional details on the City’s number of FTEs by department can be found in the Budget
               Summary section of this document.  The requests that were submitted for FY2023-24 that
               were  not  funded  will  be  reevaluated  during  the  next  budget  cycle.    Through  the  PIP
               process department directors also submitted requests for the reclassification of existing
               positions. These reclassifications are due to an increase in responsibilities, as well as the
               creation of promotional paths within the departments to supplement the City’s Succession
               Plan  and  promote  employee  retention.  Reclassifications  do  not  affect  the  number  of
               FTEs.







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