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Committee delays vote on executive pay scale after extended discussion on equity, charter process and fiscal impacts

2088897 · January 8, 2025
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The Finance Committee postponed action on proposed changes to executive pay ranges (R-5324) after extended discussion about title changes, equity between department heads, the charter-mandated salary review commission and the lack of a clear fiscal-impact projection; the item was continued to the committee's next meeting.

The Annapolis City Council Finance Committee voted to postpone consideration of ordinance R-5324, a proposal to change executive pay ranges and job-title conventions, after extended discussion about how the changes would affect department heads, the charter-mandated salary review commission’s role and the absence of multi-year fiscal projections.

Committee members raised concerns about whether the proposed changes would split the assistant city manager role into operation- and administration-focused titles or merely change a working title. Staff told the committee consultants recommended a title change for the assistant city manager but…

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