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4/7/2020 Election Assistance (Self Reported) 4/7/2020 Election assistance (self reported) Name Department Hours Type of assistance Date Jason Stadky C&ED/Plumbing Inspector 8.00 Process absentee ballots 04/08/2020 Diana Ellenbecker Admin/Finance 14.00 Assisted clerks with mail and receipting March Diana Ellenbecker Admin/Finance 12.00 Mailed out absentee ballots 04/06/2020 Diana Ellenbecker Admin/Finance 8.00 Process absentee ballots 04/07/2020 Diana Ellenbecker Admin/Finance 7.00 Process absentee ballots 04/08/2020 Diana Ellenbecker Admin/Finance 6.00 Process absentee ballots 04/09/2020 Mailing out absentee ballots prior to election (was up in Donna Rosenthal C&ED/Housing Inspector 8.00 Parks Dept. working with Nina). 04/06/2020 Donna Rosenthal C&ED/Housing Inspector 3.50 Process absentee ballots 04/07/2020 Donna Rosenthal C&ED/Housing Inspector 8.00 Process absentee ballots 04/08/2020 Donna Rosenthal C&ED/Housing Inspector 6.25 Process absentee ballots 04/09/2020 Donna Rosenthal C&ED/Housing Inspector 1.25 Process absentee ballots 04/10/2020 Brenda Seidl Housing/Zoning Inspector 8.00 Process absentee ballots 04/08/2020 Rachel Maes Law/Assist City Attorney 3.00 Process absentee ballots 04/07/2020 Rachel Maes Law/Assist City Attorney 4.00 Process absentee ballots 04/08/2020 Rachel Maes Law/Assist City Attorney 5.00 Process absentee ballots 04/09/2020 Carrie Prigge Fire 5.00 Process absentee ballots 04/08/2010 Carrie Prigge Fire 5.00 Process absentee ballots 04/09/2010 Tammy Metoxen Admin/Payroll Specialist 8.00 Process absentee ballots 04/07/2020 Eva Kuzma Parking 7.00 Process absentee ballots 04/07/2020 Eva Kuzma Parking 7.00 Process absentee ballots 04/08/2020 Eva Kuzma Parking 7.00 Process absentee ballots 04/09/2020 Gaylord Katzbahn Parking 7.00 Process absentee ballots 04/07/2020 Gaylord Katzbahn Parking 7.00 Process absentee ballots 04/08/2020 Gaylord Katzbahn Parking 7.00 Process absentee ballots 04/09/2020 Calvin Winters Admin/Procurement Mgr. 5.00 Mailing out absentee ballots prior to election 03/31/2020 Calvin Winters Admin/Procurement Mgr. 5.00 Mailing out absentee ballots prior to election 04/01/2020 Calvin Winters Admin/Procurement Mgr. 5.00 Mailing out absentee ballots prior to election 04/02/2020 Calvin Winters Admin/Procurement Mgr. 6.00 Mailing out absentee ballots prior to election 04/03/2020 Calvin Winters Admin/Procurement Mgr. 7.00 Mailing out absentee ballots prior to election 04/06/2020 Calvin Winters Admin/Procurement Mgr. 8.00 Process absentee ballots 04/07/2020 Calvin Winters Admin/Procurement Mgr. 8.00 Process absentee ballots 04/08/2020 Kristi Norton Admin/Appraiser 40.00 Mailing out absentee ballots prior to election March Kristi Norton Admin/Appraiser 8.00 Mailing out absentee ballots prior to election 04/01/2020 Kristi Norton Admin/Appraiser 8.00 Mailing out absentee ballots prior to election 04/02/2020 Kristi Norton Admin/Appraiser 8.00 Mailing out absentee ballots prior to election 04/03/2020 Kristi Norton Admin/Appraiser 8.00 Mailing out absentee ballots prior to election 04/06/2020 Kristi Norton Admin/Appraiser 12.00 Process absentee ballots 04/07/2020 Kristi Norton Admin/Appraiser 9.00 Process absentee ballots 04/08/2020 Kristi Norton Admin/Appraiser 8.50 Process absentee ballots 04/09/2020 Kristi Norton Admin/Appraiser 4.00 Process absentee ballots 04/10/2020 Kristi Norton Admin/Appraiser 8.00 Post-election processing 04/13/2020 Jim Placek Admin/Appraiser 8.50 Process absentee ballots 04/07/2020 Jim Placek Admin/Appraiser 9.50 Process absentee ballots 04/08/2020 Jim Placek Admin/Appraiser 8.00 Process absentee ballots 04/09/2020 Jim Placek Admin/Appraiser 4.00 Process absentee ballots 04/10/2020 Jessica Deal C&ED/Admin Clerk 2.00 Process absentee ballots 04/07/2020 Jason Stubble C&ED/City Sealer 3.00 Returning phone calls 04/06/2020 Jason Stubble C&ED/City Sealer 3.00 Returning phone calls 04/07/2020 Jason Stubble C&ED/City Sealer 8.00 Process absentee ballots 04/08/2020 Cindy Tappy DPW/Time Clerk 3.50 Process absentee ballots 04/08/2020 Nancy Clifford DPW/Financial Supervisor 7.00 Process absentee ballots 04/07/2020 Nancy Clifford DPW/Financial Supervisor 4.00 Process absentee ballots 04/08/2020 Nancy Clifford DPW/Financial Supervisor 3.50 Process absentee ballots 04/09/2020 Nancy Clifford DPW/Financial Supervisor 5.25 Post election assistance 04/14/2020 Amber Van Allen HR/Wellness Administrator 4.00 Mailing out absentee ballots prior to election 03/23/2020 Amber Van Allen HR/Wellness Administrator 5.00 Mailing out absentee ballots prior to election 03/30/2020 Amber Van Allen HR/Wellness Administrator 4.00 Mailing out absentee ballots prior to election 04/02/2020 Amber Van Allen HR/Wellness Administrator 8.00 Mailing out absentee ballots prior to election 04/06/2020 Kala Winkler Admin/Clerk 5.00 Filling in test ballot 04/01/2020 Kala Winkler Admin/Clerk 5.00 Filling in test ballot 04/02/2020 Steve Krueger C&ED/Commercial Inspector 4.50 Process absentee ballots 04/07/2020 Steve Krueger C&ED/Commercial Inspector 3.00 Process absentee ballots 04/08/2020 Kim Rivest Admin/Sr Accountant 7.00 Mailing out absentee ballots prior to election 04/02/2020 Kim Rivest Admin/Sr Accountant 7.00 Mailing out absentee ballots prior to election 04/03/2020 Kim Rivest Admin/Sr Accountant 7.00 Mailing out absentee ballots prior to election 04/06/2020 Kim Rivest Admin/Sr Accountant 7.00 Process absentee ballots 04/07/2020 Kim Rivest Admin/Sr Accountant 7.00 Process absentee ballots 04/08/2020 Kim Rivest Admin/Sr Accountant 7.00 Process absentee ballots 04/09/2020 Scott Nelson C&ED/Housing Inspector 5.00 Process absentee ballots 04/07/2020 Scott Nelson C&ED/Housing Inspector 5.50 Process absentee ballots 04/08/2020 Scott Nelson C&ED/Housing Inspector 3.00 Process absentee ballots 04/09/2020 Scott Nelson C&ED/Housing Inspector 1.50 Process absentee ballots 04/10/2020 Kevin Davister C&ED/Elec Inspector 6.00 Mailing out absentee ballots prior to election 04/02/2020 Kevin Davister C&ED/Elec Inspector 8.00 Process absentee ballots 04/08/2020 Bill Paape C&ED/House-Zone Coord 4.00 Mailing out absentee ballots prior to election Bill Paape C&ED/House-Zone Coord 1.00 Returning phone calls Bill Paape C&ED/House-Zone Coord 4.00 Process absentee ballots 04/07/2020 Bill Paape C&ED/House-Zone Coord 8.00 Process absentee ballots 04/08/2020 Bill Paape C&ED/House-Zone Coord 6.00 Process absentee ballots 04/09/2020 Paul Martell C&ED/Building Inspector 8.00 Process absentee ballots 04/08/2020 Tim Meves C&ED/Housing Inspector 7.50 Process absentee ballots 04/08/2020 Kelly Howard Police/Admin Clerk 2.50 Process absentee ballots 04/08/2020 David Buck C&ED/Planner 6.50 Poll site assistance/West 04/07/2020 Mailroom/printing inserts, poll books, signage/return Erica Kirchen Admin/Document center 83.00 postage/sorting incoming mail/ mailing out ballots 3/17 - 4/6 Jamie Wazniak Police/Admin Clerk 1.50 Process absentee ballots 04/07/2020 Jamie Wazniak Police/Admin Clerk 2.25 Process absentee ballots 04/07/2020 Dan Jacobs Parks 20.00 Cough Guard Construction Gary Faulkner Parks 22.00 Cough Guard Construction Alex Lamer Parks 60.00 Mailing out absentee ballots prior to election Alex Lamer Parks 12.00 Process absentee ballots Lori Destree Parks 60.00 Mailing out absentee ballots prior to election Dawn Ouradnik Parks 48.00 Returning phone calls Dawn Ouradnik Parks 40.00 Mailing out absentee ballots prior to election Melissa Edison Parks 80.00 Mailing out absentee ballots prior to election Nina Robinette Parks 80.00 Mailing out absentee ballots prior to election Nina Robinette Parks 12.00 Process absentee ballots Ryan Doering Parks 6.00 Transportation of Voting Equip. Ryan Remondini Parks 6.00 Transportation of Voting Equip. Mark Kugel Parks 10.00 Transportation of Voting Equip./Polling location set up Eric Perrault Parks 6.00 Transportation of Voting Equip. Voting Standby for required service as requested per Rob Delahut Parks 2.00 Celestine Voting Standby for required service as requested per Jeff Paape Parks 2.00 Celestine Cheyenne Stevens Parks 1.00 Building security for clerk staff due to election time Andrea Transit 7.50 Process absentee ballots 04/07/2020 Andrea Transit 7.00 Process absentee ballots 04/08/2020 Alejandro Transit 7.50 Process absentee ballots 04/07/2020 Alejandro Transit 7.00 Process absentee ballots 04/08/2020 Karen Transit 5.00 Process absentee ballots 04/07/2020 Raymond Transit 5.00 Process absentee ballots 04/07/2020 Tom Transit 5.00 Process absentee ballots 04/07/2020 Jenny Transit 5.00 Process absentee ballots 04/07/2020 Kip Transit 7.50 Process absentee ballots 04/08/2020 Kay Transit 7.50 Process absentee ballots 04/08/2020 Terri Racine Police/Admin Clerk 2.00 Calling poll workers 04/03/2020 Terri Racine Police/Admin Clerk 5.50 Set up at East/calling poll workers 04/06/2020 Terri Racine Police/Admin Clerk 17.00 Poll worker/East 04/07/2020 Erin Roznik C&ED/Design Specialist 3.00 Mailing out absentee ballots prior to election 04/06/2020 Erin Roznik C&ED/Design Specialist 0.50 Returning phone calls 04/06/2020 Terri Sorelle Mayor/Exec Secretary 8.00 Returning phone calls 04/07/2020 Terri Sorelle Mayor/Exec Secretary 8.00 Returning phone calls 04/08/2020 Terri Sorelle Mayor/Exec Secretary 8.00 Returning phone calls 04/09/2020 Terri Sorelle Mayor/Exec Secretary 8.00 Coordinating polling places Vanessa Chavez Law/City Attorney 2.00 Returning phone calls Haley Pankratz Police/Admin Clerk 1.75 Process absentee ballots 04/07/2020 Jean O'Brien Admin/Cleaner 9.00 Process absentee ballots 04/07/2020 Jean O'Brien Admin/Cleaner 8.00 Process absentee ballots 04/08/2020 Jean
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