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Clovis extends city manager's contract five years with 4% raise
Summary
The commission approved a five-year extension and 4% pay increase for City Manager Justin Hohalt (named in transcript 'Mister Hovalt'); commissioners corrected a contract typo during the meeting.
The Clovis City Commission approved a five-year extension and 4% salary increase for City Manager Justin Hohalt at the Feb. 6 meeting.
The contract extension language was discussed briefly when Commissioner Jones pointed out a typographical error in the contract that referenced a three-year term. The commission confirmed the intent of the motion was a five-year extension; Commissioner Jones moved approval, Commissioner Garza seconded, and the vote was unanimous.
City Manager Hohalt thanked the commission and staff after the vote, saying it was a pleasure to work for the city. Commissioner Tarson publicly praised the manager's engagement and work across departments.
The commission's action amends the city manager's employment contract to reflect the approved five-year term and the 4% pay adjustment.
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