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Council to Consider 2% Increase to City Manager Salary at Next Meeting
Summary
City staff presented a proposed 2% amendment to the city manager's contract, raising the salary from $197,032.12 to $200,972.76; council discussion was limited and a vote is scheduled for Thursday.
City staff told the Sierra Vista City Council on Tuesday that the council will be asked on Thursday to approve a 2% increase to the city manager's salary.
City staff member Miss Dalby presented Resolution 2025086 and said the amendment would raise the city manager's salary from $197,032.12 to $200,972.76 if the council votes to approve it. Dalby said the council had previously agreed in principle to grant the increase subject to a formal vote.
The item was introduced as a staff report rather than a committee motion; no motion, second, or vote occurred at Tuesday's meeting. Council members asked no questions during the presentation. Mayor (unnamed) acknowledged the presentation and indicated the council will take formal action at the regular meeting on Thursday.
Because the formal vote has not yet been taken, the proposed increase remains pending. The resolution packet presented to council included the before-and-after salary figures provided by staff but did not record a mover, seconder, or vote tally at Tuesday's meeting.
If the council approves the amendment on Thursday, staff did not specify an effective date during the presentation. The council agenda lists the resolution as item Resolution 2025086 for consideration at the forthcoming meeting.
