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| The voters of Kern County adopted a Civil Service Ordinance in 1956 under the
authority of Civil Service Enabling Law as set forth in the Government Code of the State
of California. The Civil Service System provides for employment on a merit basis and
equitable and uniform procedures for dealing with personnel matters through a Civil
Service Commission. |
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| To administer its Civil Service System, the Board of Supervisors
appoints citizens to serve as Commissioners. The Civil Service Commission has
responsibility for all classified positions, adopting and enforcing rules, recruitment and
testing, payroll and records management, classification maintenance and conducting
hearings upon appeals from employees. |
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Civil Service Rules
(PDF)
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| The Civil Service Commission meets the second Monday of each month
at 5:30 p.m. at the Kern County Personnel Department,
Administrative Center Complex, 1115
Truxtun Avenue, First Floor in Bakersfield, California. |
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Name: Frederick Prince
Role: President
Supervisorial District: 5 |
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Name: James Rhoades
Role: Vice President
Supervisorial District: 4 |
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Name: Romeo Agbalog
Supervisorial District: 1
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Name: Jacquelyn Parli
Supervisorial District: 2 |
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Name: Jeffrey Thorn
Supervisorial District: 3 |
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Name: Mark Quinn
Role: Secretary to the Commission |
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