Extension of Probationary Period for City Employee Andrew Beale

Original title: Communication from the Department of Compliance and Engagement to extend the probationary period Andrew Beale, Data and Evaluation Specialist, for 6-months, from 10, 2026, through December 10, 2026.

Record date · May 19, 2026

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What This Bill Does

The Department of Compliance and Engagement has requested a six-month extension of the for Data and Evaluation Specialist Andrew Beale. The extension is proposed to run from June 10, 2026, through December 10, 2026.

Why it matters

This action extends the period during which the city may terminate the employment of a specific staff member without the standard civil service protections afforded to permanent employees.

Who It Affects

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Andrew Beale

His employment status remains in a probationary state for an additional six months.

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Department of Compliance and Engagement

The department retains the ability to evaluate the employee under probationary terms for a longer duration.

Key Facts

The probationary period for Andrew Beale is proposed to be extended by six months.
The extension period is defined as June 10, 2026, through December 10, 2026.
The request was submitted by the Department of Compliance and Engagement.
The file is currently pending review in committee.

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The communication was introduced to the Board of City Service Commissioners on May 6, 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a probationary period in city employment?

It is an initial period of employment during which a new hire's performance is evaluated before they receive permanent civil service status.

Does this mean Andrew Beale is being fired?

No, this document only requests an extension of the evaluation period; it does not state that employment has been terminated.

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