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9/5/1995
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9/5/1995
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cdrf OF <br /> REQUEST FOR COUNCIL CONSIDERATION <br /> Agenda Section: 12. <br /> ' S <br /> ,STAFF REPORT Report Number: 9 5-144 7WS <br /> V <br /> AGENDA SESSION DATE September 5, 1995port Date: <br /> Re 8-31-95 <br /> DISPOSITION <br /> Item Description: <br /> Discussion Regarding Drug and Alcohol Testing Program for Safety Sensitive Employees <br /> Administrator's Review/Recommendation: <br /> - No comments to supplement this report <br /> - Comments attached. <br /> Explanation/Summary (attach supplement sheets as necessary.) <br /> SUMMARY: <br /> A Federal mandate now requires cities with 49 or less safety sensitive employees to implement a drug and alcohol testing program by <br /> January 1, 1996. Federal regulations mandating this program for all public entities contains numerous changes which supersede state <br /> law that allowed optional drug and alcohol testing in the workplace. Employers must provide information on drug and alcohol <br /> misuse,the drug and alcohol policy,testing requirements,and how and where employees can get help. Public entities are required to <br /> use a federally certified lab for conducting any drug specimen analysis. The new requirements for record keeping are extensive and <br /> significant documentation is required throughout the testing process. <br /> Several TUG(communication network of metropolitan cities)meetings have focused on companies who specialize in employer drug <br /> testing programs. After reviewing materials provided by each corporation,several TUG members and myself found Kerr <br /> Transportation Services to be an excellent provider of this service. Cities such as St.Louis Park, Coon Rapids,Shoreview, Crystal, <br /> and Maplewood are using this company. <br /> Included in Kerr's program is a formal written policy customized for Mounds View,drug and alcohol reference manuals, <br /> recordkeeping system,supervisory training programs,employee educational materials as required by regulations, and on-going <br /> updates of changes in drug and alcohol testing regulations. <br /> The City of Mounds View has 11 Full Time and 7 seasonal employees affected by this Federal Mandate. A one time charge of <br /> $189.00 plus drug and alcohol tests enters Mounds View into the program. There is no annual renewal fee. Drug tests are$39-$58 <br /> depending on facility used for specimen collection and alcohol tests are approximately$20-$25. I have estimated costs for 1996. The <br /> City is charged 1/8 of one drug test per employee each quarter and 1/16 of one alcohol test per year per employee. <br /> Drug Test(3 quarters) 1/8 * $39 * 11 employees * 3 quarters=$160.88 <br /> Alcohol Test(3 quarters) 1/16 * $25 * 11 employees * 3 quarters=$51.56 <br /> Drug Test(1 quarter) 1/8 * $39 * 18 employees=$87.75 <br /> Alcohol Test(1 quarter) 1/16 * $25 * 18 employees=$28.13 <br /> Total costs for 1996=$328.32+$198=$526.32 <br /> I have attached additional info/ation regarding Kerr Transportation Services. Should you have any questions,please contact me. <br /> Lynnette Mo <br /> Administrative Aide <br /> RECOMMENDATION; <br />
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