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General Election Overview Regular City elections shall be held annually on the uniform election date in May, at which time officials will be elected to fill vacant positions. The City of Olmos Park elections are governed by Local Govt Code 22.032 and the Texas Election Code. The City Secretary oversees election activities for the City and coordinates with the Bexar County Elections Department.
Important Information Regarding Donations and Stability Pay for City Employees Dear Residents, We hope this message finds you well and in the spirit of the holiday season. In response to the long-standing tradition of residents expressing appreciation for the hard work of our public servants through donations and gifts, the City Council has amended the employee manual and by policy provides a formal procedure for accepting donations which will be used to support the gift policy specifically the Employee Stability Fund. The policy and procedure supporting the Employee Stability Fund through the Gift Policy is done in accordance with the law and has been passed by resolution. This fund will provide Stability Pay to eligible City employees during the holiday season. We understand that many of you may have questions about how donations will be handled, the amount employees will receive, and the tax implications. Below, we have outlined key details regarding the donation procedure and the disbursement of Stability Pay. How to Donate 1. Where to Donate: Donations can be made directly to the City of Olmos Park for the Employee Stability Fund. All donations—whether monetary or non-cash—are submitted to the City Manager’s office for review. 2. Approval Process: Any donation exceeding the threshold set by City policy requires approval from the City Manager and the City Council. All cash donations, regardless of amount, require City Council approval. Non-cash gifts may also be accepted following the City's established gift acceptance policy. Eligibility and Distribution of Stability Pay Eligibility: Stability Pay is available to City employees who meet the following criteria: A minimum of one year of full-time service with the City of Olmos Park as of November 15 each year. Continuous employment with the City.
Tax Withholding and Retirement Contributions Please note that Stability Pay is subject to applicable payroll taxes and retirement contributions as required by law. This means that taxes and retirement contributions will be deducted from Stability Pay in the same manner as regular payroll. The City will process the payments in compliance with all applicable laws and guidelines. Donation Allocation and Reporting
Exemptions Please note that perishable goods are exempt from this policy and will not be processed under the Employee Stability Fund procedures. Employee Restrictions on Soliciting or Accepting Gifts In accordance with the City’s policies, employees are prohibited from soliciting or accepting any gifts, money, or items of value from individuals, businesses, or organizations with a business relationship with the City. *EMPLOYEES CANNOT ACCEPT CASH TIPS, GIFT CARDS OR CARDS OF EQUIVALENT CASH VALUE. * If an employee is offered a gift, they must refer the offer to the City Manager for appropriate handling. We are grateful for the generosity of our community and appreciate your continued support of the City’s dedicated employees. Should you have any questions about the donation process or Stability Pay, please feel free to contact the City Manager’s office. Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.
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Olmos Park has a rich history dating back to the mid 1920's when H.C. Thorman, a renowned oilman and real estate tycoon, purchased property from an Austrian count and developed the suburb that became known as Olmos Park.
Completely surrounded by the City of San Antonio, our residents enjoy both the advantages of a small town and those of a big city.
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