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Civil Service Decisions

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Chuilli, Kelly v. Bridgewater Police Department 4/17/25, Open PDF file, 104.48 KB (PDF 104.48 KB)

The Commission issued a further decision regarding relief as it relates to a Bridgewater Police Sergeant who was inappropriately bypassed for appointment to police lieutenant.

Cibor, David v. Department of Correction 8/20/15, Open PDF file, 166.52 KB (PDF 166.52 KB)

Cila, Samantha v. Department of State Police 2/9/23, Open PDF file, 249.02 KB (PDF 249.02 KB)

Since the Appellant has also filed a discrimination complaint with the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination, the Civil Service Commission is dismissing this appeal until MCAD has issued a final decision on the Appellant’s complaint.

Cintron, Fred v. City of Holyoke 6/16/11, Open PDF file, 143.96 KB (PDF 143.96 KB)

Cintron, Raphael v. MBTA Police Department 6/26/08, Open PDF file, 51.61 KB (PDF 51.61 KB)

Cioffi, Gerard v. Town of Saugus 2/10/22, Open PDF file, 219.34 KB (PDF 219.34 KB)

Bypass appeal denied. The Town established by a preponderance of the evidence that the decision to bypass the Appellant was reasonably justified for sound and sufficient reasons, including, in particular, a pattern of motor vehicle infractions, a history of violent behavior and poor neighbor references.

Civello, Jason v. MBTA Transit Police Department 2/5/26

The Commission affirmed the decision of the MBTA Transit Police Department to bypass candidate for promotion to sergeant due to his lack of candor in an internal investigation regarding off-duty conduct.

Clark, Amy v. Brookline Public Schools 12/15/11, Open PDF file, 109.26 KB (PDF 109.26 KB)

Clark, Corey v. Boston Housing Authority (Jurisdiction) 10/15/26

Upon reconsideration of the statutory language, the definitions incorporated from G.L. c. 31, and the relevant legislative history, a majority of the Commission concluded that qualifying housing authority employees may appeal a suspension to the Commission under Section 29 of G.L. c. 121B.

Clark, Corey v. Boston Housing Authority (Just Cause) 10/15/26

The Commission affirmed the decision of the Boston Housing Authority to suspend an electrician for one day for taking leave without authorization and failing to report his whereabouts.

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